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The Medicaid Work Requirement’s Gambling Loophole
…does not necessarily apply to AGI for purposes of federal taxation. Bryan Camp, a law professor at Texas Tech University, argues that revised language in the One Big Beautiful Bill…
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Welfare Reform and Its Discontents
This is an edited version of Scott’s recent testimony before the Work & Welfare Subcommittee of the House Ways & Means Committee. In early 1995, the forerunner to this subcommittee…
Commentary
Assessing Duplicative Federal Benefit Programs and Preventing Abuse
…Health Insurance Program Consolidated Health Centers Breast/Cervical Cancer Early Detection Indian Health Service Family Planning Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Transitional Cash and Medical Services for Refugees State Grants and Demonstrations…
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The Policy Lessons from Minnesota’s Massive Welfare Fraud
…had a staggering 36 percent improper payment rate. But the scandal-plagued Minnesota programs originated well before the pandemic. Ryan Thorpe and Christopher Rufo report the Feeding our Future program was…