The nonpartisan Urban Institute found that a work requirement expansion could lead to 5.4 million people losing some or all of their SNAP benefits.

The massive tax policy bill the House passed Thursday would change many things in the economy. Among them, who pays for major ...

House Republicans are pushing to slash at least $1 trillion from two of the nation’s bedrock safety net programs, Medicaid ...

As the Senate considers the "Big Beautiful Bill," the introduction of stricter work requirements for Medicaid and SNAP could ...

That loss would grow to 4 ... stricter requirements for SNAP, among other things. Republicans have argued that average Americans would benefit from the bill's proposals, which would prevent a ...

with all Democrats and two Republicans voting against it. The proposed bill that's on par with Trump campaign promises includes changes to Medicaid, taxes and SNAP benefits. The bill is still in ...

“Put simply, budget reconciliation threatens to do severe and irreparable harm to millions of American children by terminating their health coverage and taking away help paying for food,” the report ...

House Republicans are proposing significant cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, totaling nearly $1 trillion, to advance President ...

The Republican-backed tax and spending bill that's now moving ... the cuts to Medicaid and SNAP — those in the bottom income quintile — experience the largest losses under this bill, averaging ...

According to a 2022 CBO report, the baseline household income for Americans in the lowest tenth of the distribution is $32,200, after taxes and transfers. That figure increases to $444,600 for ...