In the 1930s, Americans lined up on sidewalks for food. Today, they’re lining up on the roads.
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Now This—a Food Break From Impeachment Obsession
I take my hat off to The New York Times and The Washington Post for their superb investigative coverage of Trump’s self-immolation. However … There is another aspect of the Times that demonstrates just how out of touch the Paper of Record is with the way most people actually live—its fawning over elite consumption and […]
On Summer Vacation and Hungry
The school lunch program has gone a long way to reduce childhood hunger across the country. What happens during the summer?
Trump to Puerto Ricans: Go Hungry
The administration opposes extending food stamp funding for the islanders.Â
How SNAP and Medicaid Work Requirements Will Hurt Workers
The problem isn’t that people don’t want to work. It’s the volatile and unstable nature of the low-wage labor market.
The SNAP Crisis at Farmers Markets Across the Country
SNAP benefits may not be accepted at many farmers markets this summer. If so, both farmers and low-income people will lose.
SNAP Work Requirements in Farm Bill Would Increase Hunger, Not Employment
There has been shockingly little discussion about provisions in the House Farm Bill that would drastically alter the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps, and cut or eliminate benefits for about two million people. The bill is set to be voted on today (unless the House Freedom Caucus stalls it to […]
Food Stamps Aren’t a Substitute for Work. They’re How Low-Wage Workers Avoid Hunger.
Most adults on SNAP are workers, but they turn to the program when they’re between jobs or making too little.
Fewer on Food Stamps, But Hunger Persists
An economy in recovery means some families and individuals no longer need as much help. But hungry people who do are being pushed off the program.

