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Nearly 200,000 Bay Area residents who rely on food assistance are wondering if they will lose out on their benefits after the ...
In a significant legal battle, 21 states and Washington, D.C., led by California and New York, are challenging the Trump ...
Michigan State University Extension will lay off nearly 100 people as the Trump administration slashes SNAP-Ed funds. Here's what to know.
An investigation is underway into what the state believes was a cyberattack on a third-party vendor for Georgia's food benefits program.
The Trump administration is expanding its data push, reaching into domains long controlled by the states — and further into ...
USA TODAY's Blake Toppmeyer and the Southwest Times Record's Jackson Fuller examine the SEC's top teams on Before The Snap.
Staying informed about changes in social benefits is crucial for maximizing available aid. From Social Security adjustments to new tax deductions and privacy litigation, there are key updates every ...
During her remarks in a House hearing this week, Representative Nikki Budzinski torched the GOP over their heartless SNAP cuts. Budzinski asked, "What kind of sham process is this?" ...
A job-training program for low-income older adults has lost funding just as new work requirements to qualify for benefits ...
The Georgia Department of Human Services contracts with third-party vendor Conduent for EBT card support, including a call center.
USA TODAY's Blake Toppmeyer and the Southwest Times Record's Jackson Fuller break down dark-horse SEC title teams on Before ...
Nearly 100 MSU Extension staff are losing their jobs due to cuts to a federal program meant to educate low-income families about healthy lifestyles.