Trump administration to partially fund SNAP as Seattle approves emergency assistance
The White House says it will use emergency reserves to partially fund SNAP benefits after court rulings ordered the food aid program to continue. With nearly 42 million Americans relying on the assistance, cities like Seattle and states including Washington are approving millions in emergency food funding as the federal shutdown stretches into its 34th day.
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