The Trump administration will fund SNAP after courts rule it must pay November benefits

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As SNAP benefits halt during the government shutdown, food banks are scrambling to support millions of Americans.

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I'm a café owner in Maine. I'm feeding those about to lose their SNAP benefits for free.

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Rebecca Coffin owns Hailey's Kitchen Cafe & Bakery in Windham, Maine.

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States aren't sending November SNAP benefits during the government shutdown. See where Americans depend on food stamps.

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States could run out of November SNAP funding if the government shutdown continues.

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November SNAP benefits are at risk from the government shutdown. See how each state depends on food stamps.

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The government shutdown risks funding for food stamps.

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It's now harder to qualify for SNAP benefits. That could be good for retail giants like Walmart.

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Walmart could be among the companies that benefit from the Trump administration's cuts to SNAP benefits.

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Here are 4 big takeaways from Trump's approved 'Big Beautiful Bill'

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Trump's new proposal includes tax cuts, student loan reforms, and stricter rules for Medicaid and SNAP. Here's what the four biggest changes could mean for you.

2 maps show how Americans rely on income like Social Security more than they used to

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More Americans are leaning on safety nets like SNAP and Social Security to afford basics.

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Snapchat publishers fear it's the end of an era for their businesses

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I got laid off from Snap after 20 years in tech. I was shocked but quickly became excited.

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Lucas Frischmann has worked in tech for over 20 years.

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A single mom who made $55,000 last year working 3 jobs says she's struggling to pay the bills but doesn't qualify for SNAP or affordable health insurance

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A Massachusetts-baed single mom says she's struggling to pay the bills but no longer qualifies for many government programs. The person in the story is not pictured.

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