MENU ABOUT US MAKE A DONATION
The Epoch Times
Login
SEARCH
CLOSE
Help Center subscribe newsletter Newsstands Epoch Shop Gift
  • TOP NEWS
  • SPECIAL SERIES
  • SPECIAL COVERAGE
  • LATEST ARTICLES
  • US
    • US News
    • US Features
    • US Politics
    • US Crime News
    • New York
    • San Francisco
    • Los Angeles
  • Opinion
    • Thinking About China
    • Viewpoints
    • Unbridled Evil: The Corrupt Reign of Jiang Zemin in China
    • The Reader’s Turn
  • China News
    • US-China Relations
    • Chinese Regime
    • Business & Economy
    • Chinese Culture
    • China Human Rights
    • Social Issues
    • Organ Harvesting in China
  • World News
    • Africa News
    • Americas
    • Asia & Pacific
    • Canada
    • Europe
    • UK News
    • Australia News
    • International
    • Middle East
  • Business & Markets
    • Companies
    • Economy
    • Markets
    • Real Estate
    • Gold and Commodities
  • ARTS & CULTURE
    • Fine Arts & Craftsmanship
    • Performing Arts
    • Books
    • Traditional Culture
    • Shen Yun Special Coverage
    • Film & TV
  • Science
    • News
    • Space
    • Environment
  • Tech
    • Tech News
    • Tech Products & Reviews
    • Social Media
  • Sports
  • Videos
    • American Thought Leaders
    • China Insider
    • Crossroads
  • Bright
    • Lifestyle
    • Inspired
    • Family & Education
    • Personal Finance
    • American Essence
  • Entertainment
    • Film & TV
    • Entertainment News
  • Health
    • Experts
    • Conditions
    • Life & Wellness
  • Special Topics
    • Battlefields
SEARCH
  • EpochTV
  • US
  • US Politics
  • Opinion
  • World News
  • China
  • Hong Kong
  • Health
  • Bright
  • Arts
  • Falun Gong
  • Premium
  • Markets
  • Games
  • Livestream
  • More

social welfare

  • NZ Benefit Numbers Rocket as Report Says Young People Could Be Welfare Dependent for 20 Years
    NZ Benefit Numbers Rocket as Report Says Young People Could Be Welfare Dependent for 20 Years
    The rapidly declining New Zealand economy is pushing more people onto welfare.
    October 31, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • How Hungary’s Family Incentives Created a ‘Workfare Society’: Miklós Szánthó | ATL:NOW
    How Hungary’s Family Incentives Created a ‘Workfare Society’: Miklós Szánthó | ATL:NOW
    I catch up with Miklós Szánthó at CPAC in Washington. He is the chairman of CPAC Hungary and ...
    February 28, 2024BY Jan Jekielek
  • The Most Dangerous Conservative
    The Most Dangerous Conservative
    Commentary The New York Times put Charles Murray on the cover of its Sunday Magazine, calling him “The ...
    January 24, 2024BY John Stossel
  • Social Security: A Broken Socialist Dinosaur
    Social Security: A Broken Socialist Dinosaur
    Commentary It seems many still harbor or want to perpetuate the illusion that our Social Security system is ...
    January 24, 2024BY Star Parker
  • America’s Top National Security Threat Is Our Runaway Debt
    America’s Top National Security Threat Is Our Runaway Debt
    Commentary After spending $6 trillion on social welfare and a Green New Deal spending spree and running our ...
    October 24, 2023BY Stephen Moore
  • Is It Even Possible to Rein in Government Spending?
    Is It Even Possible to Rein in Government Spending?
    The market of now is no ordinary market—it is driven by government demand and fuelled by government’s superior ...
    October 24, 2023BY Graham Young
  • The ‘No’ Campaign Should Target Welfare Dependency in Its Push Against The Voice
    The ‘No’ Campaign Should Target Welfare Dependency in Its Push Against The Voice
    In failing to decisively attack Aboriginal dependency on the welfare state, the "No" campaign is missing an the ...
    September 26, 2023BY Gabriël Moens
  • Support Payments for Single Parents To Be Extended: PM
    Support Payments for Single Parents To Be Extended: PM
    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed that the Australian government will spend $1.9 billion (US$1.3 billion) over the ...
    May 7, 2023BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Japan Posts Fewest Births in Record History, Amid an Increasingly Aged Society
    Japan Posts Fewest Births in Record History, Amid an Increasingly Aged Society
    New Analysis Japan saw the fewest number of births in its recorded history last year, health ministry data ...
    March 15, 2023BY Ben Zhao and Sean Tseng
  • Christmas Strain Strangles Welfare Groups
    Christmas Strain Strangles Welfare Groups
    Only a fraction of welfare organisations are able to meet soaring demand for help in the lead-in to ...
    December 13, 2022BY AAP
  • ‘Draining the Swamp’ Must Include Social Policy and Welfare
    ‘Draining the Swamp’ Must Include Social Policy and Welfare
    Commentary If Republicans are really seeking to drain the Washington so-called “swamp”—with immediate, tangible benefits for Americans’ prosperity ...
    August 29, 2022BY Stephen Baskerville
  • In Biden’s America, Everyone Is Entitled to Everything
    In Biden’s America, Everyone Is Entitled to Everything
    Commentary Despite its liberal tendencies, The Washington Post editorial board once acknowledged that in a democracy, “everyone can’t ...
    July 20, 2021BY Stephen Moore
  • Counting Our Blessings: The Best Decade Ever?
    Counting Our Blessings: The Best Decade Ever?
    Commentary As we embark on a new decade, do we approach the 2020s with hope or with a ...
    December 29, 2019BY Paul Adams
  • Why Chinese Save More Than People in the West
    Why Chinese Save More Than People in the West
    Chinese people are known for their high savings rate, and for years Western businesses have been wishing they ...
    April 25, 2016BY Fan Di
  • Corporate Tax: Why Conflict Between Firms and States Is Hard to Crack
    Corporate Tax: Why Conflict Between Firms and States Is Hard to Crack
    Corporate taxation has always been a vexing concern for both businesses and governments.
    March 21, 2016BY Kenneth Amaeshi
  • Japan Post Soars in IPO—Should Australia Post Be Next?
    Japan Post Soars in IPO—Should Australia Post Be Next?
    The US$12 billion listing of state-owned Japan Post Holdings overnight makes it the largest IPO in the world ...
    November 17, 2015BY Paul Docherty
  • Live Longer, Consume Less: Recipe for Slow Growth
    Live Longer, Consume Less: Recipe for Slow Growth
    Global growth no longer keeps the pace of just a decade ago. Researcher Joergen Oerstroem Moeller points to ...
    October 25, 2015BY Joergen Oerstroem Moeller
TOP NEWS
  • NTD 8th International Piano Competition Winners Announced
    2hr By NTD Newsroom
    NTD 8th International Piano Competition Winners Announced
  • New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System, Revealing a Conundrum
    3hr By Marina Zhang
    New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System, Revealing a Conundrum
  • Putin Meets US Envoys as Russia Halts Strikes on Kyiv for 72 Hours
    4hr By Jacki Thrapp
    Putin Meets US Envoys as Russia Halts Strikes on Kyiv for 72 Hours
  • Labor Day Gas Prices Head for Record High
    5hr By Bill Pan
    Labor Day Gas Prices Head for Record High
  • Here’s What People Get Wrong About Modern Warfare | John Spencer
    8hr By Jan Jekielek, Epoch TV
    Here’s What People Get Wrong About Modern Warfare | John Spencer
  • State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
    9hr By Dorothy Li
    State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
  • US Forces Destroy 3 IRGC Oil Tankers After Iran Targets Navy Warships
    9hr By Jacki Thrapp
    US Forces Destroy 3 IRGC Oil Tankers After Iran Targets Navy Warships
  • Court Rules Pentagon Can Proceed With Firing Journalists
    11hr By Naveen Athrappully
    Court Rules Pentagon Can Proceed With Firing Journalists
  • Epoch Readers Divided Over Tariffs on Canada, United Over China Concerns
    11hr By Savannah Hulsey Pointer
    Epoch Readers Divided Over Tariffs on Canada, United Over China Concerns
  • Trump Grants Clemency to 30, White House Pardon Czar Says
    12hr By Kimberly Hayek
    Trump Grants Clemency to 30, White House Pardon Czar Says
The Epoch Times
Copyright © 2000 - 2026 The Epoch Times Association Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Back Top