November SNAP benefits are at risk from the government shutdown. See how each state depends on food stamps.

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The government shutdown risks funding for food stamps. SNAPSNAP funding is at risk due to the ongoing government shutdown. 42 million low-income Americans use SNAP to afford groceries.

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Thousands flood the streets for ‘No Kings’ protests in NYC, Chicago, Washington DC

Where to watch Tottenham vs. Aston Villa: Thomas Frank pushes right buttons, but Xavi Simons has to get going

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