‘My Shelves Are Very Empty’: How a Year of SNAP Cuts Is Pressuring the Food System Two and a half years ago, Helen Swire Comer quit her job as a bank manager to take care of her parents full-time. She’d worked
Pennsylvania Taxpayers Could Be on the Hook for Hundreds of Millions of Dollars to Fund SNAP Benefits to Help Pay for Trump’s Tax Cuts for the Wealthy
Pennsylvania Taxpayers Could Be on the Hook for Hundreds of Millions of Dollars to Fund SNAP Benefits to Help Pay for Trump’s Tax Cuts for the Wealthy The federal government in late June released state-by-state data on payment errors in the Supplemental
While Mainers still reeling from health insurance hikes, insurers propose more

While Mainers still reeling from health insurance hikes, insurers propose more Kennebunkport resident Kristin Fuhrmann-Simmons saw her family’s health insurance costs increase ten-fold after Congress last year failed to extend pandemic-era tax credits for plans purchased on the marketplace. Next year,
How state lawmakers are trying fill gaps left by federal changes to food assistance

Due to the Trump administration’s changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, thousands of Mainers like McBlais are seeing disruptions in their benefits, according to Alex Carter, senior policy advocate at Maine Equal Justice, a nonprofit civil legal aid and economic justice organization.






