The US Supreme Court extended a pause on $4 billion in food aid, likely ensuring that millions of low-income families won’t get assistance until Congress re-opens the government and provides full benefits https://t.co/MH0vTYKVEy ...

The Trump administration said the US Supreme Court should keep $4 billion in food aid on hold, vowing to keep waging a legal fight to reduce or delay assistance to millions of low-income families https://t.co/EZm9NwvDkU ...

Trump administration tells states to stop paying full food aid benefits https://t.co/hsWsqb1CmL ...

The Supreme Court let the US administration withhold $4 billion in food aid, which a judge had ordered distributed by the end of Friday https://t.co/LWVw8ZNTDh ...

It is now the longest shutdown in history and federal workers are trying to find resources here in South Florida. The need here is so great. This long line of cars, all workers here, all of them having to present an ID to show that they work for the federal government.They are getting essentials here. They are getting food and some resources. Now, we've been talking to a number of them.>> We're eight cars here and we're here picking up for 54 employees. We're all trying. >> We spoke to some who work for the ...

American consumers struggling to access food aid payments due to the government shutdown can’t fill their grocery baskets and it’s “painful,” according to Stop & Shop's owner https://t.co/boDo7EfyIk ...

The Trump administration told a federal judge Monday it will comply with a court order to fund US food aid during the shutdown, but only at 50% of the normal amount for eligible households https://t.co/xdf0HlaS0p ...

SNAP benefits in limbo as judges press Trump administration to fund food aid https://t.co/wjNdNibCZ5 ...

Lawmakers are facing urgency to resolve the government shutdown as food aid is imperiled, airports are snarled and Affordable Care Act enrollment begins https://t.co/AsyuHRGymX ...

I have no news on when we're going to reopen, although the president seems to think that he has the thought of going nuclear, the nuclear option in the Senate and the filibuster. That was his post on truth social that we'll talk about in a moment here. But of course, lawmakers are gone, most of them.The Senate is now out for the weekend. Everybody is getting ready to go pass out, Candy. And.Tomorrow's a big day. November 1st. SNAP benefits begin to expire.Open enrollment begins for those seeking health care ...