As the longest government shutdown in history drags on, food benefits for roughly 42 million Americans remain in limbo. Now, a federal judge in Rhode Island is ordering the Trump administration to fully fund the food assistance program known as SNAP,

The ruling, for now, leaves in place a federal judge in Rhode Island's ruling that orders the administration to fully fund SNAP benefits for the month of November. Only minutes after the ruling the ad

A federal judge Rhode Island said that 16 million children are immediately at risk of going hungry as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program aid was suddenly cut amid the shutdown and asked Trump administration to fund it.

The Trump administration appealed a federal order to fully fund SNAP benefits for the month of November. President Donald Trump

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As the future of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is uncertain, dozens of restaurants, businesses, organizations, and individuals are working to ensure Idahoans are fed and can afford a Thanksgiving.

A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to make full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments for November despite the government shutdown.