The federal food assistance program used by millions of Americans was set to suspend payments on Nov. 1 because of the ...

The government did rely on contingency funding to keep food aid going when it shut down during President Donald Trump’s first ...

U.S District Judge John McConnell's ruling from the bench came shortly after another federal judge in a separate case said that the Trump administration's plan not to pay out SNAP benefits beginning ...

As a result of the month-long government shutdown, SNAP benefits for November have not been funded. U.S. District Judge John ...

The state funding comes from a law Gov. Kim Reynolds signed in June directing 75% of Iowa’s opioid settlement money toward fighting opioid misuse.

On Friday, federal judges in Massachusetts and Rhode Island issued rulings that could soon bring relief to millions of Americans whose Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are set ...

"The nonfunding of SNAP benefits must be declared unlawful and set aside," the lawsuit reads. The post 'Needlessly plunged ...

Sen. Chris Van Hollen (Md.) and other Democrats on Friday slammed the Trump administration after a judge ordered the federal government to release emergency funds for the Supplemental Nutrition ...

U.S. District Court Chief Judge John J. McConnell Jr. ordered the Trump administration to use a $6B contingency fund to keep SNAP benefits flowing.

US District Court Judge Indira Talwani said she hopes to file a decision today on whether to force the administration to use ...

"The notion that people whose identity we don't know are paying for our troops is humiliating for the country and is potentially dangerous," David Super said.