A trip through The Nation’s archives offers essential insights into why Republicans have long tried to weaken SNAP—and why they’re trying to kill it now.

Congressman Cleo Fields spoke to a packed room during a town hall meeting about the federal government shutdown in downtown ...

Ruffins was one of half a dozen volunteers at the Mother-in-Law Lounge in Treme on Wednesday evening. She, her group, and her ...

The USDA is providing states with about half the normal funding, requiring systems to be recalibrated. Federal officials and ...

I have harangued reporters for decades over their failure to express big numbers in a context that would make them meaningful ...

With SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans tied up in the government shutdown, several High Desert-based organizations are ...

Some Americans who saw their SNAP benefits halt on Nov. 1 say they have to choose between paying their rent and buying food.

The Trump administration in court filings said it will partially fund SNAP benefits during the federal government shutdown.

Governor Kay Ivey is stepping in with state emergency funds to help families struggling to put food on the table during the ...

However, some families receiving assistance make too much money to receive the partial benefits, according to an analysis ...

Nearly 5 million food stamp recipients will not receive any benefits in November under the plan the Trump administration issued Tuesday to comply with a court order, according to a new analysis.