The proposed budget bill, dubbed the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' by President Trump, threatens to significantly reduce SNAP ...

The Senate is looking to have states pay more for SNAP, but Colorado officials say the result will be smaller benefits for ...

Fearing deep cuts to the nation’s largest food assistance program, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet convened a group of anti-hunger ...

Under the Senate proposal, states with an error rate equal to or greater than 6% would be required to pay 5 to 15% of food ...

The bill proposed an estimated $300 billion in cuts to SNAP over the next decade. If that portion of the bill passes the ...

Both Democrats and Republicans exaggerate the impact of the bill's cuts on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

With U.S. debt projected to hit $50 trillion by 2035, lawmakers are eyeing Social Security, Medicare, and SNAP for cuts. Here’s what it means for retirees in 2025.

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Budget officials in Michigan have reported that federal food assistance spending cuts included in the One Big Beautiful Bill ...

Community leaders say cuts to SNAP will be devastating for people who rely on the program to feed their children.

SNAP benefits may be decreasing in the coming year, though. The Republican budget bill that passed the U.S. House May 22 calls for an estimated $300 billion to be cut from SNAP by 2034 ...