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I thought: I will never put myself through that kind of stress again.

The senator's new bill seeks to make striking workers eligible for the nation's largest federal nutrition assistance program while they're on strike.

I hope our colleagues negotiating the Farm Bill, the only opportunity to make major changes to the SNAP program, will decide to restrict unhealthy purchases.

SNAP programs must be accessible to all eligible individuals.

"Puppy cuddles are the best," one user said.

In their quest for a scalp, any scalp, in the debt ceiling fight, House Republicans have fallen back on an old hobbyhorse from the pre-Trump GOP.

Requiring people to take it upon themselves to do what is necessary to find employment to lift themselves out of poverty is the ultimate benefit.

U.S. water utility prices have been rising faster than general inflation, driven in large part by a need to replace and update aging infrastructure. New regulations to remove "forever chemicals" from drinking water will surely drive costs even higher.

Ten residents have announced they are suing the state, accusing it of leaving "Alaskans without critical food assistance in the coldest months of the year."

Within months of launching its new video drone named Pixy, Snap is calling it quits. This raises some product questions for consumers.

The OP says that she has a minimum wage job and makes too much to qualify for federal help, but not enough to live on—especially after her rent was raised $200.

Pixy is a video (and picture) drone that will fly around you without any controller. It's here to make your social media more exciting.

"I thought I knew pure joy, then I watched this video," commented one TikTok user.

Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack said the COVID-19 pandemic caused a "significant disruption" to food assistance programs.

It's understandable that Americans want to encourage pro-social behavior and good values among our citizens. But we should try to do so in ways that are backed up by evidence, both domestic and international.

Two former U.S. secretaries of agriculture explain the importance of SNAP payments amidst the current pandemic.

"We simply cannot promote accounts in America that are linked to people who incite racial violence, whether they do so on or off our platform," Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said in a staff memo.

Nearly 17.4 percent of kids aren't eating enough and 23 percent of households lack funds to get enough food while Congress remains deadlocked over expanding nutritional benefits.

The benefits can be used to purchase food.

WhyHunger says there has been a sharp spike in people calling its emergency line since the shutdown in the U.S.

Food insecurity means "access to adequate food for active, healthy living is limited by lack of money and other resources." In cases of very low food security, at least one member of the household changes their eating habits to make more food available for others.

"You don't have to have a nutrition degree to know that canned spray cheese sauce is not a staple food," said Margo Wootan, the vice president for nutrition at the Center for Science in the Public Interest.

Who died in "Avengers: Infinity War"? The latest "Avengers: Endgame" posters finally give some solid answers on who died and who survived Thanos' snap.

Some argue that a lack of funding for the federal government's supplemental food programs could put lives in danger.

The Department of Agriculture proposed a rule Thursday that would make it more difficult for states to waive work requirements already in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

The "Infinity War" creative team goes in-depth about story decisions in the Blu-ray bonus features. Spoilers ahead!

Residents of the village left their houses to witness Russian troops rolling down the streets and firing without explanation.

President Donald Trump has credited the economy for falling food stamp enrollment numbers, but there may be a lot more to it.

"We have grown increasingly concerned about the nutrition policies being pushed by the Majority. Items you have outlined in your meetings with us and that have been reported in the press are a significant cause of concern," 19 Democratic House Committee on Agriculture members wrote in a joint letter to ranking member Congressman Collin Peterson Thursday.

Republicans want to cut food stamps, but they're already insufficient.