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Trump administration approves Oklahoma request to remove some foods from SNAP
The Trump administration approves Oklahoma's request to remove some foods from the SNAP program. In June, Gov. Kevin Stitt made a waiver request to exclude some foods from benefit dollars. Oklahoma Human Services asked to remove candy items like chocolate, gummies and chewing gum from the eligibility list of items included under SNAP.
The USDA has approved new state waivers to ban junk food from the SNAP program, backing Trump’s Make America Healthy Again ...
According to the American Hospital Association, Trump’s tax bill will result in 1.8 million people in rural communities ...
A coalition of states is taking legal action against a federal directive demanding sensitive data from SNAP participants, ...
Hirschfeld reported that Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark would have supported the Scott administration if it had fought the order because the SNAP data is legally required to be kept private.
The Trump administration's demand that states turn over personal SNAP recipient data prompted a lawsuit from Democrat, who ...
Starting April 1, 2026, people who use SNAP benefits in Texas will no longer be able to buy certain types of food, including ...
Operators of several south suburban food pantries have been serving more clients, and they expect the number go grow after ...
Congress voted last month on a federal budget that President Donald Trump deemed “The Big Beautiful Bill.” U.S. Rep. Cleo ...
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