States will pay a larger share of the food assistance program that served an average of 752,000 Alabamians last year.

On this "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" broadcast, OMB director Russell Vought and French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot join Margaret Brennan.

By Chris Sanders The U.S. House voted Thursday, July 2, for final passage of a budget bill that will make basic needs like food and health care more expensive for millions of American families through ...

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Lines at food pantries across the state will only get longer as a result of federal cuts to the SNAP program, according to ...

Rep. Andy Harris spoke with Fox News Digital about Maryland potentially joining the growing redistricting fight across the ...

Alabama state leaders seek to remove candy, soda from eligible SNAP foods Gundlach said the state pays around $70 million in administrative costs for the assistance program.

Millions of people each year rely on supplemental nutrition assistance, also known as SNAP benefits, to feed themselves and their families.

With benefits slashed, food banks gutted and families pushed out of the system, programs like The Store warn: 'It’s unconscionable.' ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)—SNAP is the federal program, previously known as food stamps, that helps low-income families with food. Grace Bonilla, President and CEO of United Way of New York City,… ...