The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is undergoing significant changes that could impact millions of ...

A 'We Accept Food Stamps' sign hangs in the window of a grocery store on Oct. 31 in Miami. The Trump administration is targeting the food stamp program, now known as the Supplemental Nutrition ...

The Republican Study Committee has proposed ending all non-citizen eligibility for SNAP.

SNAP — the food assistance program — is changing. Last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act changed who is eligible, changed work requirements, and shifted more of the cost of administering the program ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Millions of SNAP recipients are about to face new limitations on what they can use the federal assistance program to buy, ...

November's chaos around the intersection of the government shutdown and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) left many confused about how the program works. And while the longest ...

Well, look who finally decided to clean house. The Trump administration is tackling the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) head-on — and judging by the collective meltdown from certain ...

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins’ call for a close reexamination of the 42 million people who receive federal food aid has befuddled advocates and lawmakers, coming mere days after recipients ...

New USDA rules will ban SNAP recipients in Florida from buying soda, energy drinks, and candy starting in April 2026. At least 18 states will implement new restrictions on what can be purchased with ...

ADMINISTRATION. YEAH. SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE BROOKE ROLLINS SAYS ALL SNAP RECIPIENTS WILL HAVE TO REAPPLY FOR THEIR BENEFITS. A SPOKESPERSON WITH THE USDA TELLS ME THAT THIS IS TO GET RID OF, QUOTE, ...

FIRST ON FOX: U.S. taxpayers are footing nearly $250 million a year in SNAP benefits spent on fast-food meals across just nine states, most of which are blue states, according to Republican Iowa Sen.

Millions of SNAP recipients in Florida will face new limitations in 2026 on what they can use the federal assistance to buy, including bans on soda, energy drinks and candy, according to the U.S.