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Drugs? Pets? Couples? Unlike Most Homeless Shelters, This One Will Take You No Matter What

Las Vegas is taking a new, more tolerant approach to helping the homeless.

Undeterred by Medicaid Rulings, States and Trump Advance Work Requirements

Poorest Expected to Lose Food Stamps First Under New Rules

1 Step Forward, 2 Steps Back for Physician-Assisted Suicide

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