President Trump’s plan to cut taxes by trillions of dollars could also trim billions in spending from social safety net ...

U.S. Senate Republican plan would shift a portion of food stamp costs and additional administrative costs onto the states.

U.S. Senate Republicans will propose more moderate changes to the major federal food assistance program than their House ...

The Congressional Budget Office says the highest earners would benefit most from the "One Big Beautiful Bill." Here's how and ...

Hoosiers could be prohibited from purchasing soda and candy with their food benefits as early as January, but researchers and ...

Boca Helping Hands, which serves 35,000 people a year with food, job training and financial assistance, was already feeling ...

Decreased taxable value, increased SNAP funding share could spell trouble for the Montana state budget if Trump's policy bill is passed.

The House-passed budget reconciliation bill promoted by the Trump administration would benefit higher earners at the expense ...

The Congressional Budget Office finds that the poorest 30 percent of households will lose billions of dollars thanks to Trump’s tax bill.

We decided that this is a moral issue and that we needed to pray in the rotunda,” said the Rev. Bishop William Barber II.

According to the nonpartisan agency, Americans in the lowest 10% of earners would lose an average of $1,600 in resources ...

The bottom 10% of households would lose an average of about $1,600 in resources per year, the office's analysts say.