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Pennsylvania won’t share SNAP data with Trump Administration – for now
Pennsylvania won’t share food stamp recipient data with the federal government – at least for now – citing data security concerns and risking hundreds of millions of dollars in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program aid for more than two million state residents.
The new rules and cuts to SNAP will change who is eligible for benefits. Those changes include increasing work requirements ...
Thousands of grocery stores around the country rely on customers who pay with SNAP benefits. Some could close because of cuts ...
California has joined 21 states in a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from forcing states to give information about ...
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Michigan joins over 20 states in suing USDA over access to SNAP food stamp recipient records
Michigan is among the states that sued the federal government over a pending rule that seeks extensive access to the records ...
Adults who participated in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, experienced slightly slower cognitive ...
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'Big, Beautiful Bill' changes to SNAP means predicted reduced benefits for Tennesseans. Here's why
Fewer people are predicted to receive food assistance in Tennessee as a result of changes in President Donald Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill." ...
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced Tuesday that he has filed a lawsuit after the U.S. Department of ...
The Georgia Department of Human Services confirmed Friday that the call center for the state's food stamp program was hit ...
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Snap Is About to Report Q2 Earnings. Here’s What to Expect
Social media platform Snap ($SNAP) is scheduled to announce its results for the second quarter of 2025 on August 5. SNAP stock is significantly ...
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