Brett Favre loses appeal in Mississippi Welfare lawsuit
Brett Favre will not be removed from the Mississippi civil lawsuit seeking to recover millions of the state’s misspent welfare dollars. A panel of three
Brett Favre will not be removed from the Mississippi civil lawsuit seeking to recover millions of the state’s misspent welfare dollars. A panel of three
Brett Favre has asked to be removed from Mississippi’s lawsuit claiming he stole millions of dollars of welfare money. Favre, the Hall of Fame quarterback
Brett Favre has turned to Fox News to defend himself. The Pro Football Hall of Famer is currently getting national coverage for his alleged involvement
Keke Palmer is taking a lot of grief on Monday morning for daring to suggest to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris that healthy foods be made
Big Freedia found herself in hot water earlier this year when reports revealed that the rising Bounce music star had committed welfare fraud and was
A new law has been passed that limits the amount of money that can be withdrawn from an ATM via an EBT card to $25 per day.
Colorado officials are calling attention to a rising issue, the use of welfare cash at legal marijuana dispensaries. According to The National Review welfare recipients
Colin and Andrea Chisholm are a white Florida couple who live in a mobile home and collect welfare benefits. The only problem with this scenario
The drama continues for Mathew Knowles as claims surface that the former Destiny’s Child manager and deadbeat dad continues to fall behind on child support
[jwplayer mediaid=”495097″]Money, jobs, and race are at the top of many media discussions lately, therefore Bill O’Reilly thought it the opportune time to vent his
A Republican member of the Indiana General Assembly withdrew his bill to mandate drug testing of welfare applicants after a Democrat amended the measure to
Why do these women continue to have unprotected sex with him?
During the month of October, it is easy to tell what is on the minds of most Americans health wise with the inordinate amount of
Florida Governor Rick Scott was so sure people on welfare use drugs at a higher rate than the general population, he insisted anyone receiving help