The One Big Beautiful Bill Act shifts SNAP costs to states, raising the risk that some may scale back or exit the program.

Federal changes to the supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) will cost Alabama between $174 and $261 million, state officials said Thursday. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA)

You've seen the posts. Someone shares a tip on TikTok or in a Facebook group about a way to use your EBT card to buy things that aren't normally covered, whether that's household supplies, personal care products, or hot prepared food. The workaround ...

Phyllis Pacheco, 72, lives about 6 miles from the New Mexico border in an unincorporated community called Lobatos, so small that its mailing address is nearby Antonito, Colorado. She’s lived there most of her life, and still works as a certified nursing ...

The West Virginia Department of Human Services is spending more than $800K on an artificial intelligence program meant to help decrease the number of mistake payments in the Supplemental Nutrition