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Roughly 13% of Americans — more than 41 million people — receive SNAP benefits each month. Trump’s bill threatens to reduce the federal program by more than $300 billion over the next decade ...

DES MOINES, Iowa (Gray Media Iowa Capitol Bureau) - New restrictions on what SNAP recipients will be able to purchase with their benefits next year is causing some confusion. Thursday, the USDA ...

Indiana will restrict SNAP recipients from purchasing candy and soda starting in January. Opponents argue the ban will increase administrative costs without significantly changing behavior.

"To promote healthy eating and protect future generations from disease — and to ensure SNAP fulfills its core function — we need a change. Those pushing back against Indiana's request include ...

The nation’s largest anti-hunger program could soon face its most significant funding rollback in history to offset President Donald Trump’s massive tax cuts bill. House Republicans revealed ...

SNAP, the largest anti-hunger program nationwide, has traditionally been solely federally funded, and state leaders have expressed concerns that introducing cost-sharing will harm state budgets.

The Baltimore Sun has been covering how the House Committee on Agriculture proposes to change Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP benefits (“New SNAP proposal aims to close ...

Formerly known as the “food stamp” program before paper coupons were replaced by Electronic Benefit Transfer cards, SNAP has from its inception in 1964 been a program where the federal ...

Gov. Greg Abbott is calling on the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to forbid purchases of unhealthy foods under SNAP benefits, a program that helps low-income families pay for ...

The SNAP changes settled on by Republicans in the committee will save $300 billion if implemented, helping finance the permanent extension of Trump’s 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. In a statement ...

The federal government has fully paid for benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program since it was created in 1939 as a way to fight food insecurity amid the Great Depression.