Making Government Work: How Congress Can Really Reinvent Government
BG1050: Making Government Work: How Congress Can ReallyReinvent Government
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BG1050: Making Government Work: How Congress Can ReallyReinvent Government
"Porn is just another form of entertainment now." The speaker, an 18-year-old concession-stand worker named Ben Meredith, was explaining to a Los Angeles Times
Efforts to reduce child poverty should focus on increasing parental work and marriage.
According to the U.S. Conference of Mayors, food-bank use in major cities has increased at an average rate of 16 percent per year for the past decade and a half and roughly doubles every four years.
The lack of progress in reducing child poverty since 1965 can be explained in part by the erosion of marriage and the growth of poverty-prone single-parent families.