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College student facing food insecurity: 'Overwhelmed and stressed'
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 20:16
Being in college is a unique perspective because you know it's midterm season and there's finals coming up and break and it's really frustrating to have to on top of all of those things worry about working 30 hours a week and all the other things I'm doing and then also not know where my next meal is coming from. My name is Emily. I am a fourth year college student at Colorado State University.I'm majoring in nutrition and food science with a minor in chemistry on the premed track. So, my hope is to be a ph ...
Congress fails to reach a deal to reopen government. Here are the key sticking points
CNBC Television· 2025-11-07 19:51
The record setting government shutdown is in day 38, but there seems to be some movement in the Senate to try to end the impass. Emily Wilkins is in Washington DC with the latest on the shutdown showdown. Emily.Hey Dom. Well, Senate Majority Leader John Thun said there could be a vote maybe today, might be this weekend, not just on that stop gap bill, but on potentially a larger package that Thun is hoping can get more Democratic support. So what is under discussion right now and again we should note there' ...
PA dad starts food pantry in his front yard as many go without SNAP benefits
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 19:20
While many formal food pantries are trying to help fill the gap, my next guest is going viral for setting up a food pantry in his front yard. >> We've got drinks, we've got fruit, we've got fresh eggs. Y'all, we're not letting people go hungry.Here is my my house. I I'm not a rich man. I'm not a a big house man.This is my house right now. So many things. Are you kidding me.There's no name. It just says, "May God prosper and bless your food pantry. We're really not letting people go hungry again." >> AJ Owen ...
Hundreds of flights canceled as FAA reductions take effect
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 12:11
We are now um the real world implications of the government shutdown which has now extended beyond a month. It's the second longest in US history are starting to really add up. The SNAP benefits of course expired and now a matter of the courts uh government employees not getting paychecks and the air traffic control issues have been growing in the last couple of weeks but they have they will arrive in full force this weekend.A lot of travelers across the country, red states in blue, are really going to feel ...
BREAKING: Federal judge orders Trump administration to fully fund November SNAP benefits
NBC News· 2025-11-06 22:36
A federal judge now ordering the Trump administration to pay out all SNAP benefits, what used to be called food stamps. They're saying you got to pay out all those benefits for the month of November by tomorrow. Not just the partial distribution the Trump administration already said they would do.With a lot of people right now still in the dark on when they're actually going to get those benefits. What does it mean for the 42 million people who rely on the country's biggest food assistance program. Honestly ...
'On the Mount Rushmore of Democratic politicians': California Rep. on Pelosi
MSNBC· 2025-11-06 16:05
And joining us now, chair of the House Democratic Caucus, Congressman Pete Aguular, who's also a fellow Californian, alongside Nancy Pelosi. Congressman, you have served with Speaker Ammerita Pelosi now for roughly 10 years. What's your reaction to today's announcement.>> My reaction is that uh this is uh a sad day, but also joyous for uh for Speaker Pelosi. um that she is, you know, turning the page um uh and you know that we can celebrate appropriately uh her career in Congress. She's not going anywhere.W ...
Sen. Katie Britt on shutdown: You can't break a logjam without having conversation
CNBC Television· 2025-11-06 13:15
It is day 37 37 of the government shutdown. Bipartisan talks continue on Capitol Hill. Joining us now, Republican Senator Katie Britt.She's been a uh playing a key role in discussions. Uh I don't know how much you can tell us. Senator, who is is Senator Collins involved.Who's who's involved on uh on the other side of the aisle. >> Everyone. >> Yeah.So, uh yeah, Senator Collins obviously is taking a lead with her role as chair of appropriations. Um, we are working with other members obviously both within our ...
Ruhle's UNPOPULAR OPINION on New York mayoral race
MSNBC· 2025-11-06 02:43
I'm going to give an unpopular opinion for a moment. In Mammy's extraordinary speech that he gave last night, extraordinary. I mean, I was I'm I'm a sucker for these speeches, but especially his.Just to watch somebody go from being an absolute unknown to winning the election of, of course, what I think is the most important city in America, I just think was extraordinary. However, I do think and I know he won, you know, he's a Democratic socialist, but he is going to be the mayor for this whole city. And wh ...
US Government Shutdown Becomes Longest in History
Bloomberg Television· 2025-11-05 11:11
We've also, as of midnight, entered day 36 of the government shutdown, a new milestone on the dysfunction of Washington, D. C. , with the longest shutdown on record.Has there been any movement to reopen the government. Well, we have gotten perhaps a glimmer of hope. We heard from Senate Majority Leader John Thune, who said that a potential off ramp seems to be coming together.But importantly, this is very fragile and it doesn't seem like the conversations have extended to the leadership level yet. But our u ...
Transportation Secretary warns airspace could be closed due to shutdown
NBC News· 2025-11-05 00:45
Tonight, the Trump administration with this dire warning for air travel if the government shutdown drags into next week. >> You will see mass chaos. You will see um mass flight delays.You'll see mass cancellations and you may may see us close certain parts of the airspace because we just cannot manage it because we don't have the air traffic controllers. The Department of Transportation says 46% of air traffic delays Monday were due to staffing issues compared to typically 5% before the shutdown. Cameron Co ...