Certain families with school-age children across three states will be receiving extra food benefits in July.

The proposal would force some states to cover benefit costs, giving them a strong incentive to reduce enrollment.

The shift would have transferred major SNAP costs to the states, requiring them to pay at least 5 percent—and potentially ...

The budget bill recently passed by the House of Representatives reduces federal funding for Medicaid by $863 billion and for ...

Snap has acquired Saturn, a calendar app that helps students manage their school schedules and share them with others.

Republican Senate leaders are facing increasing setbacks in their race to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a ...

The U.S. Senate parliamentarian will rule on revised language in Senate Republicans’ sweeping tax and spending measure ...

The Byrd bath began last week behind closed doors and will continue for at least several more days. Once it concludes, Senate ...

New York food banks and pantries would face major impacts from the congressional budget reconciliation bill. The bill calls ...

A Republican state lawmaker is again seeking to ban buying junk food using Wyoming SNAP benefits. The federal government ...

Nearly 10% of North Dakotans and almost 14% of children face food insecurity, and if Congress passes a budget with big SNAP cuts, aid groups said problems will spill into other areas for the same ...