Naomi Schaefer Riley, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, claimed in her recent New York Post article that the Administration for Children's Services in New York City is failing its kids.
In the article titled "How New York’s Child Services system is failing city kids," Riley writes that New York’s most vulnerable children are paying the price for ACS' recklessness.
Riley joined "The Rush Hour" on Wednesday to discuss the topic.
The founders of Wellness in the Schools took notice and launched a lunch program in one New York City school to teach kids healthy habits.
The conclave came to a relatively fast decision to elect Cardinal Robert Prevost as first-ever American pope.
Trump tried to slash funding in his first term, which was rejected by Congress.
Father Robert Sirico, a priest and president Emeritus of the Acton Institute, joined “The Rush Hour” to share insight in the secret process.
