Over 40 million Americans rely on SNAP. Trump's new legislation will cut nearly $200 billion from federal nutrition programs ...

President Trump’s “Big Beautiful” spending bill will move to the debate phase with some distinct differences from the House ...

The federal food stamp program might soon see a $2 billion cut plus additional accessibility requirements under a farm bill pending in the House of Representatives. Passage of the five-year, half ...

House Bill 2596 would eliminate automatic food-stamp eligibility for anyone who also qualified for the state's cash assistance program for low-income families or anyone on Social Security.

About 1 in 4 people currently receiving food stamps, or about 10 million Americans, could lose access to the food aid under a Republican proposal that would expand work requirements to adults over ...

On Wednesday morning, Republicans won a years-long battle over whether to slash or spare food stamps when the House passed the farm bill, a $500 billion piece of legislation that funds nutrition ...

On April 18, the House Committee on Agriculture approved H.R. 2, the Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018. The bill changes the food stamp program, also known as the Supplemental Nutrition ...

The House on Thursday narrowly passed a massive farm bill, after Republicans took the risky step of carving out the food stamp program -- a move Democrats effectively boycotted. The bill passed on ...

The farm bill and federal food stamp program romance is dead. Time for a clean divorce. ... By 1973, the number of congressional districts dependent on farming were shrinking, ...

When the House passed its version of the farm bill earlier this month, one major section was missing: the nutrition title. That includes the food stamp program, now called SNAP.

Supporters of the federal food stamp program exulted Thursday when the House defeated a major agriculture bill that would have trimmed its budget by a few percent. But if they think the House ...

Democratic lawmakers have opposed the bill for its proposed cuts to Medicaid and food stamps, part of the GOP's goal to find $880 billion in savings to help pay for the tax cuts.