The previous Paralympic logo incorporated the Tae-Geuk, which is a traditional Korean decorative motif. According to oriental philosophy, Tae-Geuk refers to the ultimate reality from which all things ...

The term "welfare" refers to a range of government programs that provide financial or other aid to individuals or groups and programs are typically funded by taxpayers. Those who use welfare ...

Human rights groups have launched a new legal challenge against the use of algorithms to detect error and fraud in France's welfare system, amid claims that single ...

In a House divided, Republicans and Democrats have found surprising common ground: Reforming the nation’s sprawling child welfare system. The Protecting America’s Children by Strengthening ...

Historians will tell you it wasn't Frances Perkins who invented the welfare state. It was Otto von Bismarck, chancellor of the German Empire, half a century earlier. But it was largely during ...

Republicans spent decades railing against welfare recipients. Now, they're deeply reliant on them to win elections. Why it ...

There have been myths and tropes about welfare since it was created. We often hear critics say that welfare discourages people from working — but are these claims really true? This debate often plays ...

The rapid growth in aquaculture means that billions of individual aquatic animals are now being farmed without basic information that could help ensure even minimal welfare standards. Our newly ...

Niti Taylor and her husband Parikshit Bawa have just embarked on the most beautiful journey of their lives. They have become ...

In a recent move at Zoom Video Communications , Inc. (NASDAQ:ZM), Chief Operating Officer Aparna Bawa sold shares worth over $740,000, according to the company's latest SEC filing. The transaction ...

The Member of Parliament for the Bongo constituency, Edward Bawa, has called for extra vigilance among members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) during the general elections on December 7.

Very often the people who most needed treatment were the ones who could least afford to pay. During the 19th century most politicians had believed that poverty was the fault of the individual.