The reforms could impact millions by tightening eligibility, shifting program costs, and limiting future benefit increases.

A new bill in the US House of Representatives could affect food aid in a state which Donald Trump won in 2024 presidential ...

While you're in the midst of doom-scrolling or avoiding breaking news banners, it's only natural to feel a bit of economic ...

Currently, it’s estimated that around 11 million people, including 4 million children, would lose access to SNAP benefits.

House Republicans approved a bill Thursday that would call on states to fund portions of the Supplemental Nutrition ...

A new House bill would shift SNAP costs to states and add strict work rules, putting food aid for 11 million people at risk.

More than 600,000 Hoosiers would likely lose access to some or all of their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or ...

However, SNAP recipients in North Carolina expressed concerns over federal funding cuts to the program, which the Congressional Budget Office pegs at nearly $300 billion through 2034.

While monthly SNAP benefits vary widely from state to state, the national average maximum monthly benefit in fiscal 2025 for ...

The vice president of research for Feeding America says reducing funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program ...

“SNAP is an excellent tool to combat recessions, but the House Republican plan weakens the program’s ability to respond to economic downturns and limits states’ flexibility to provide food assistance ...

Currently, adults ages 18 to 54 without dependent children need to work at least 80 hours a month to get SNAP benefits for more ... The American Economic Journal says the evidence is thin on ...