A group of more than two dozen states sued the Trump administration yesterday, seeking to maintain funding for SNAP benefits, which provide food stamps to more than 40 million Americans. The Department of Agriculture has said that the benefits will stop on Saturday. Speaking on Air Force One overnight, President Trump said that his administration is working to find a way to fund the program during that shutdown.He said that to reporters that we are going to get it done, but he didn't offer any details on th ...

I I want to begin with that last meeting that you had in the Oval Office, which was about this government shutdown. Hasn't been a meeting since. There's been no attempt to solve the problem since by Donald Trump or the Republicans.And Donald Trump taunted you with that hat and you you cut to today and there's Speaker Johnson trying to end this subject, trying to make it clear that there's absolutely no possibility uh of Donald Trump running for third term. while Donald Trump still plays that game publicly. ...

Today, Senator Jackie Rosen introduced a resolution condemning the president's reported $230 million demand from the Justice Justice Department, excuse me, as restitution for the federal investigations into him. Rosen tried to pass the resolution by unanimous consent. Republican Senator Rick Scott objected.Here's Senator Rosen's response. By blocking my resolution, Washington Republicans are saying that they approve of Donald Trump paying himself a multi-million dollar settlement using taxpayer dollars. Mil ...

Panic is setting in across the country as programs that keep nearly 42 million Americans fed are set to lose funding in just four days. >> I'm only down to one pack of chicken and I don't even know what I'm going to do for the next months. My son won't have his milk and we won't have food.I'll go without eating or anything as long as my kids eat. >> SNAP isn't a luxury. It's a necessity.Everything comes from my SNAP benefits. I haven't even gotten to the 1 of November and I'm already shaking in my boots. >> ...

I'm afraid because as it is my social security is very minimal. I'm afraid that I won't be able to afford those so-called lower grocery prices that he promised. I'm afraid for others. I I am afraid for the children. I am afraid for seniors who are older than me.He's the president. He's supposed to be in it for the good of the people, not for him and his oligarchs. >> Hi there everyone.It's now five o'clock in New York. It is a rather devastating indictment and snapshot of life in Donald Trump's America as a ...

I'm Joe Frier. >> And I'm Savannah Cers. Thanks for starting your Monday with us. We are going to begin this morning and this week in Japan where President Trump arrived just a few hours ago. He is set to meet with several Japanese leaders before heading to South Korea on Thursday. >> On the calendar there, President Trump's highly anticipated meeting with Chinese President Xiinping. Tensions between the world's two largest economies have risen since the president threatened an additional 100% tariff on Chi ...

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A shopper looks at produce at a grocery store in West Milton, Ohio, US, on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2025. Kyle Grillot | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesThe Friday release of September's consumer price index report is pretty much the only game in town this month for a Wall Street that is hungry for data, raising the chances for it to be a market-moving event.While the actual numbers are expecting to land about where they've been in recent months, the dearth of official economic reports, thanks to the government shutdown, ...

Good to have you with us this morning. I'm Joe Frier. >> And I'm Savannah Sers.Thanks very much for being here. We are going to begin our show with the Trump administration ramping up pressure on Russia to end its war with Ukraine. On Wednesday, the Treasury Department announced harsh new sanctions on two of Russia's largest oil companies, essentially cutting them off from financial US institutions.Those measures came just one day after President Trump confirmed that his planned meeting with Russian Preside ...

Most Americans are yet to feel the pain of the government shutdown. Yet the economic costs will pile up the longer the saga drags on https://t.co/ggZnjoTsmA ...