About 170,000 Washingtonians stand to lose food stamp benefits under the Republican megabill that passed Congress Thursday, ...

Trump signed his Big, Hideous Bill into law Friday evening in a ceremony held on the White House South Lawn, giving tax cuts to the wealthy while cutting Medicaid. Reforms have also been implemented ...

The legislative package that President Donald Trump signed into law on July 4, 2025, has several provisions that will shrink the safety net, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, ...

President Donald Trump’s farce of a law constitutes the single biggest upward transfer of wealth in our nation’s history, writes Harris Factor.

Yup, time to revamp Medicaid. Lower income people have just had it too good too long. Rural hospitals have just had it too good. People who access federal health insurance programs have just had it ...

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a crucial support for millions of seniors and individuals with disabilities, enabling access to nutritious food and enhancing well-being. As we ...

I am writing to ask for your thoughts on the proposed Medicaid cuts that are part of the "Big Beautiful Bill" recently passed by the Senate. While looking into the impact of cuts on Maryland residents ...

New proposals would require states to cover at least 5% of benefit costs and tighten eligibility rules. Advocates worry that this could leave many families struggling, especially after federal cuts ...

Sen. James Lankford warns of E-7 Wedgetail delays at Tinker and pushes for tighter SNAP oversight to reduce state error rates ...

Maryland increased funding for the Strategic Energy Investment Fund, which comes after the state received more than 156,000 ...

Mecklenburg County's Senior Nutrition Program distributes $50 vouchers to eligible seniors for fresh produce at local farmers ...

In Santa Clara County, where CalFresh participation is at its highest level in the past decade, these cuts would mean some families could lose their benefits if the state can't fill in the gap.