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SNAP benefits won’t go out to 750,000 Alabamians on Nov. 1

SNAP benefits will not go out Nov. 1. Here's why and where recipients can get assistance

Thousands of Northeast Florida families who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will not receive their November benefits due to the ongoing government funding lapse.

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SNAP deadline: What happens to unused benefits on your EBT card after Nov. 1?

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SNAP Benefits Update: Bill to Help Fund SNAP in November Gets Boost

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‘Disgraceful’: Monroe County, City officials speak on SNAP delay, announce community resources

Local officials will hold a press conference on Tuesday to discuss impending SNAP delays and changes.

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What SNAP benefit cuts mean for Steele County

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Here’s why the shutdown has put food stamp benefits at risk

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No SNAP benefits for November means local food banks bracing for surge in demand

"We are expecting a surge in demand," said Rebecca Larsen, a director with the Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership in Custer and Lemhi counties, who operates a local food bank.

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SNAP benefits may run out Nov. 1. Here’s how you could still get food assistance

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NJ SNAP benefits: Where to find food pantries in the state

Some Americans prepare for halt in SNAP benefits

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As millions of Americans prepare to lose SNAP benefits, some states are moving to bridge the gap

The Agriculture Department said last week, in a message on its website, that payments would not be issued on Nov. 1, marking the first time in recent history that the program has been suspended due to...

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Wichita Falls Area Food Bank prepares for shutdown of SNAP benefits

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'I’m going to have hungry kids': Some Americans prepare for halt in SNAP benefits

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‘The well has run dry’: Trump’s USDA could cut off food stamps for 42 million Americans as admin blames Democrats

Food banks across the country were already reporting greater demands for food assistance than what they saw even at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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‘The well has run dry’: 42 million Americans set to miss food stamps payments as Trump’s USDA blames Democrats

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SNAP benefits won't go out Nov. 1. 'The well has run dry,' USDA says.

SNAP, Trump and food aid

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States sue Agriculture Department over looming suspension of SNAP food assistance

Democratic leaders from 25 states are suing the Agriculture Department over the looming suspension of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps.

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States SNAP back, sue Trump administration over food aid cutoff

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Democratic-led states sue Trump administration to keep SNAP food assistance funds flowing

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What are SNAP benefits? Who qualifies for SNAP? Everything you need to know

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP, is the largest federal nutrition-assistance program in the U.S.

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SNAP Benefits: U.S. Faces ‘Greatest Hunger Crisis Since the Great Depression’

Due to the ongoing government shutdown, the prospect of November's SNAP benefits going unpaid indefinitely is growing closer.

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What Are SNAP Food Benefits And How Does The Program Work?

SNAP food benefits help feed millions of Americans every year. With the program facing a lack of funding, it's worth learning how it actually works.

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States sue USDA over expectant suspension of SNAP benefits, Minnesota among them

The lawsuit argues the USDA is legally required to continue providing SNAP benefits during the shutdown as long as it has funding.

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Fact Check: Did Democrats vote against funding SNAP benefits?

The USDA has accused Democrats of voting “12 times to not fund” Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.

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Illinois joins lawsuit to force federal government not to pause SNAP benefits

Illinois and many other states have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture over plans to stop SNAP benefits on Nov. 1 if the federal shutdown remains ongoing. About 2 million people in Illinois are slated to lose benefits on Saturday as the program runs out of money.