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

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

WORCESTER ― While potential cuts to Medicaid in President Donald Trump's proposed budget bill, nicknamed by Trump has the ...

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

More than two dozen members of the entertainment industry issued an open letter to members of Congress on Wednesday urging ...

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

Greg Abbott has said that "significant uncertainty" over federal funding for SNAP means that Texas will not proceed with the ...

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

St. Lawrence County legislators are advocating for the continuation of the SNAP Ed program as Congress eyes steep funding ...

Proposed cuts to SNAP and Medicaid could leave Indiana facing a catastrophic impact on food insecure, workers, and other ...

Proposed GOP budget cuts could lead to 63,000 Arizona families losing $240 in monthly SNAP benefits and jeopardize free ...