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SNAP Benefits Pause Uncertainty looms as SNAP benefits face delays amid a government shutdown, impacting millions of Americans.

Over the weekend, immigration enforcement in Chicago led to muted Halloween and Day of the Dead celebrations.

NPR’s Ayesha Rascoe interviews Elizabeth Keever on SNAP cuts impacting food banks.

Many Americans will reset clocks as daylight saving time ends Sunday, impacting morning light and evening darkness.

SNAP food benefits halted for millions; judges order funding to resume, but timing remains uncertain.

Louisiana steps in with $150M from its rainy day fund to support SNAP recipients amid federal funding uncertainty.

Grace Moreno decided to have her tubes tied due to financial strain, opting for one child to save for a future home.

A judge sentenced Taylor Taranto to time served for a hoax threat near Obama’s home. Taranto spent 22 months in jail.

Trump suggests U.S. may resume nuclear testing, citing global tensions

When workers demolished the East Wing for President Trump’s new ballroom, key White House features were lost.

Air traffic controllers struggle to work unpaid during government shutdown; some are beginning to speak out.

Since Trump’s election, progressive gun groups report increased interest as members seek self-defense in unstable times.