The Daily Populous

Further, 86% would prefer to see the world change significantly – and become more sustainable and equitable – rather than revert to the status quo ante.

Nearly nine in ten want the world to change instead of returning to how it was.

Globally, 86% of all adults surveyed agree that, “I want the world to change significantly and become more sustainable and equitable rather than returning to how it was before the COVID-19”. »

Simply giving cash with a few strings attached could be one of the most promising ways to reduce poverty and insecurity in the developing world.

And while these policies have been around for a few decades, little is known about how much so-called conditional cash transfers (CCT) improve people's lives over the long term.

Significantly fewer kids suffered from stunted growth when their parents got cash—an outcome that requires continuous investment throughout childhood. »

As a PhD student at Swansea University she regularly drives to Bristol to fly home via Dublin.

As a woman who lives with multiple disabilities she is concerned about how health insurance will work in the future.

The cost of health insurance is higher anyway for disabled people and I’ve got ill abroad before. »

Unemployment benefits, eviction protections and other emergency aid, including smaller $600 checks, are at risk.

The optics appear terrible for Republicans, and the outgoing president, as the nation suffers through the worst holiday season many can remember.

Those votes totals would be enough to override a veto should Trump decide to take that step. »