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Trump administration weighing drug testing for food stamps
Atlanta Journal Constitution The Trump administration is considering a plan that would allow states to require mandatory drug testing for some food stamp recipients. If adopted, the plan would give a win to conservatives seeking to cut the safety net program. An administration … |
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Sinopoli hoping to Stamp out Canadian QB stigmaEdmonton JournalThe official word from Stamps coach and general manager John Hufnagel — who was Sinopoli's biggest backer in the team's pre-draft meetings — is that Sinopoli's birth certificate is immaterial. “It doesn't bother me and I don't think it bothers Brad,” … More: continued here
Let's support Zumwalt stampVisalia Times-DeltaA new US Postal Service stamp has been proposed, graced with the face of Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr. It would be great to see Zumwalt's stamp come to fruition. … More: continued here
USA Today Government aid keeps millions out of povertyCNNMoneyOther government assistance programs, such as food stamps, also provided much-needed support to the poor. But because the Census Bureau's official poverty statistics don't consider these income sources, they were not taken into account when determining …California poverty rate rises in 2010 for fourth year in a…
David Vitter's Food Stamp Felon Ban Would Barely Save Any MoneyHuffington PostDavid Vitter introduced legislation banning convicted rapists, murderers and pedophiles from receiving food stamps, the Louisiana Republican suggested convicts had soaked the system for millions. But just how much in food stamps is currently going to …and more » More: continued here
Stamps aren't licked yetMinneapolis Star TribuneHe shared his personal stamp collection with Charles, teaching him how to identify, catalog and store collectible stamps. Inspired by his grandfather, Berg's interest in the hobby would last a lifetime. "I tell people I caught the measles and stamp… More: continued here