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Federal SNAP benefits won’t be paid

Federal SNAP benefits won’t be paid in November: What happens next?

“The well has run dry,” a notice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture reads, warning the federal government will not be sending out November food assistance as the government shutdown continues.

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USDA releases message saying no federal food aid, SNAP benefits will go out Nov. 1

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Will you get SNAP benefits in November? What happens next

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As federal food assistance runs out, junior troops with families may be hit hard

Thousands of military families won’t receive federal food assistance next month as the government shutdown impacts funding to fight food insecurity.

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What SNAP benefit cuts mean for Steele County

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With SNAP benefits in danger, here's how to find help in Rhode Island

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Gopuff Donating Up to $10 Million in Free Groceries to SNAP Recipients as Families Nationwide Prepare for Potential Lapse in Benefits

The company is committing up to $10 million in total relief, offering $50 worth of groceries for free - broken into two $25 credits during the month of November - to customers who have a SNAP EBT card...

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

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Local nonprofits brace for SNAP benefits lapse during government shutdown

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SNAP Funding Has ‘Run Dry’ For November, Trump Administration Says—Here’s What To Know

The Department of Agriculture said no benefits would be issued for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program on Nov. 1, claiming funding for the critical food stamps program had “run dry” due to the ongoing government shutdown—a claim disputed by Democrats and some policy analysts.

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

In an unprecedented situation, millions of Americans could lose access to a crucial food assistance program in the coming weeks amid the federal government shutdown.

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Extra cash could help The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri keep shelves stocked as prices rise, federal programs go dry

Boone County commissioners are set to help keep the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri afloat as low-income locals worry the shutdown will mean no federal food assistance. The commission is amending its contract to provide the food bank with American Rescue Act Funds to pour in an additional $50,