More than $30 billion in taxpayer-funded welfare money designed to support America’s poorest families has been redirected into a wide range of state programs, prompting bipartisan warnings over weak oversight and misuse.
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A $30 billion federal welfare program is under growing scrutiny as Republicans and Democrats warn that weak oversight has allowed states to use the funds in ways far beyond their original antipoverty mission
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