The House speaker rushed to spin Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins’s comments.

Millions of Americans are about to go hungry thanks to the government shutdown, but Representative Clay Higgins doesn’t seem to care.

On Saturday, November 1, the real pain of the shutdown starts for people. Donald Trump and the Republicans have screamed: We. Don’t. Care.

Mike Johnson accidentally gave away his whole game.

The House speaker insists that Donald Trump is acting the same way during the current shutdown as during the last time around.

The crucial funding is set to run out on November 1.

SNAP funding is about to expire thanks to the government shutdown, leaving millions of Americans hungry. But Donald Trump still wants more money for Argentina.

Donald Trump’s team says it won’t be able to disburse anymore SNAP funds due to the shutdown.

The USDA could tap into contingency funds to keep SNAP afloat, but it’s unclear if the administration will prioritize nutrition assistance.

Republicans have just days to reopen the government before the crucial program is forced to halt.

The USDA is screwing the states by ordering them to implement SNAP work requirements practically overnight.

The USDA abruptly decided to terminate an annual survey that policymakers and organizations use to help Americans struggling with food insecurity.

Donald Trump is covering his own tracks on the effects of “big, beautiful bill.”

Donald Trump’s erstwhile nominee for U.N. ambassador could barely get a word in over the furious crowd.

The health and human services secretary wants to limit access to items he has called “poison.” But this mission is more complex than it seems, with serious consequences for low-income citizens.

The Congressional Budget Office has released its final score of Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill”—and it’s bad.

A wide array of hunger and health care advocates are hoping to mitigate the effects of some provisions in Trump’s budget bill before they are implemented.

Hunger relief organizations are bracing for the sweeping changes to SNAP and Medicaid that could result in millions losing access to assistance.

Representative Derrick Van Orden is apparently excited for all the benefits Donald Trump’s budget strips away.

Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski’s last-minute “yes” vote proved pivotal for forcing Donald Trump’s budget through.