The University of Texas is taking significant steps to enhance access to higher education by expanding its free tuition program. Starting next fall, undergraduate students
In a closely watched election, California voters have narrowly rejected a proposal to increase the statewide minimum wage from $16 to $18 per hour. This
A recent report has unveiled the staggering profits that grocery and dollar stores are making from cash back charges, with major retailers like Kroger, Dollar
Amid the longest shutdown in government history, many who depend on Section 8 and Federal food assistance programs such as SNAP are concerned. Their concerns
The continuing government shutdown is causing economic hardship across the United States. Besides the impact on government workers, those dependent on SNAP and Section 8
Kristen Clarke, president and executive director of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, issued the following statement Tuesday, January 24, after Bank of
A program aimed at getting more fruits and vegetables on New Yorkers’ tables is now under way at all of the city’s 138 farmers markets.
