POLITICSJun 17 · 14:21 UTCLOUISIANA ILLUMINATORKevin Hardy

More Americans are hungry in the face of federal cuts, rising grocery prices

Rising grocery prices and federal food assistance cuts are increasing hunger in the U.S., with food pantries like Ritenour Co-Care Food Pantry struggling to meet surging demand. Over 4 million Americans lost SNAP benefits between February 2025 and this February due to stricter work requirements under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

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Ritenour Co-Care Food PantryorganizationAngela GabelpersonSupplemental Nutrition Assistance ProgramtopicOne Big Beautiful Bill ActtopicDonald TrumppersonGina Plata-NinopersonFood Research & Action CenterorganizationCenter on Budget and Policy Prioritiesorganization

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