Tis the season for one of the country's biggest welfare queens.

A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

Workers at Target, Wal-Mart and McDonald’s need food stamps to survive. Should the companies be taxed accordingly?

You know those people who always take and never give back? Economist Joseph E. Stiglitz says that's exactly how many of our top corporations are behaving, by paying virtually no taxes whatsoever.

We spend a fortune in welfare for those comfortably at the top.

Two headline-grabbing numbers suggest we're picking up the tab for a good chunk.

A new study finds that we're subsidizing banks' profits by keeping their low-wage workforce out of poverty.

Americans subsidize each other all the time and the biggest beneficiaries are the middle class and the wealthy.

See the ways in which ways taxpayers are unwittingly contributing to corporations' bottom lines.

"With billionaire team owners and an amazing fan base, stadium building seems like the kind of thing the private market should handle on its own," argues the head of the D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute.