Re: “Time to end the race-based law that harms Native American children.” (Oct. 10): The October 10 column by the Goldwater Institute repeats flawed attacks on the Indian Child Welfare Act while ...

To the editor - It is amazing to me how the upper and middle class think only poor people are on welfare, and they imply that if you are on welfare, you are sucking the government dry. They don't see ...

In response to this excerpt from recent letter to the editor: "You may or may not become a millionaire, but you won’t be … begging for handouts from the government. Capitalism has raised more people ...

As I continue my journey toward full recovery from Hurricane Ida, my interaction with various federal and state agencies has not always been as smooth as one would like. Some of this is to be expected ...

I am wondering if welfare was treated like unemployment more people would be working instead of living off of our taxes? Do welfare recipients have to show proof that they have been looking for a job ...

During the Rose Garden signing ceremony in August 1996 of his landmark welfare reform law, President Bill Clinton told a welfare-to-work story that had inspired him to join with congressional ...

The preamble of the Constitution declares that our government is supposed to “promote the general Welfare.” Yet conservatives claim progressive programs are un-American. Conservatives say the private ...

Per Senate Bill 14, I applaud the governor and Legislature for taking a stand on health, but wonder if their efforts shouldn’t be expanded. According to the Cato Institute, the average American family ...

To the editor- I would like to respond to the March 6 letter, "What is welfare?" The answer is very simple. It is when you take money from one (who earned it) and give it to another (who did not). The ...

If kids suffer, business will tooRe: "Three ways to help families flourish — Texas is No. 1 in business and No. 41 in child welfare. That's not sustainable," by Michelle Kinder, Thursday ...