If Democrats wants to ease the affordability crisis, they’ll campaign on reining in the paramilitary force that’s making everything more expensive.

Brooke Rollins’s math is off.

Trump and MAHA have found a way to shrink government that Reagan never thought of: discredit it entirely.

Thieves regularly exploit the tangled, under-regulated freight mess that puts food on your plate. The answer is not more police, but more bureaucrats.

Great idea! Too bad many people can’t afford it.

These stores are a good experiment, but it’s actually Mamdani’s other policies that are most likely to fight food insecurity.

A much-hyped fashion show with wool from “gay rams” obscures the brutal reality of an industry that exploits sheep sexuality at every turn.

As grocery prices skyrocket, the president appears to realize he made a mistake with the tariffs on Brazil.

Ellen Mei had spoken in a personal capacity about the program during the shutdown.

Even Donald Trump is being forced to recognize how bad things are.

Comments by Trump and his officials this week suggest food assistance might be the administration’s next target.

Karoline Leavitt blamed Donald Trump’s continued efforts to cut food stamp funding on Democrats and a judge.

Members of Donald Trump’s team are arguing that lower costs for breakfast indicate an improving economy.

It was never about the shutdown.

JD Vance is admitting the Trump administration’s new tactic to ignore the courts entirely.

The MAGA representative is continuing her break with the Republican Party—and the president himself.

Less than a week ago, Donald Trump said he welcomed a court ruling on the issue.

Donald Trump says it’s more important to be “liquid” than it is to feed millions of hungry Americans.

The Trump administration will fund the food stamp program more than initially planned, thanks to a fact-check on its math.

Donald Trump says he won’t fund the food aid program until the shutdown ends—leaving members of his own administration in the dark about what happens next.