Yesterday, in a bipartisan vote, the House of Representatives rejected all $940 billion worth of the farm bill. Democrats opposed the bill because it cut food stamps for low-income families by $20.5 billion over a decade. On the other hand, Republicans were upset that the bill didn’t cut enough. The result was 195 yeas and […]
It isn’t easy these days making it out on your own. And in this tough job market, there’s one route that many college graduates are turning to: going back to school. But, according to a recent report from The Chronicle of Higher Education, students pursuing or who have obtained masters degrees and Ph.D.’s are struggling quite […]