poverty

Fifty years after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, isn't it time for some new thinking?

The liberals who control the event have little interest in serious thought about why there have been failures.

Politicians would rather have no new jobs at $12.50 per hour than 900 new jobs at $10 per hour.

It has become increasingly easy to qualify for SNAP benefits.

How exactly are we helping young black men by making it more expensive to hire them?

Tavis Smiley and Cornel West's new book claims there is no hope for anyone to rise out of poverty without government boosting them using other people's money.

Obama knows how to tap into the worst instincts of people to garner political support -- inspiring blame and envy, sadly, pays political dividends.

The welfare state assumes from the start that individuals won't make it without government managing their lives.

Net new job growth in America comes from entrepreneurs -- not from government bureaucrats and not even from corporate monoliths.

Can someone please explain to our vice president the difference between a screaming infant not getting what he wants when he wants it, and an adult who understands personal responsibility, humility, work and service to others?