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Nearly 800,000 Children Lose SNAP Benefits as Hunger Advocates Warn of Growing Crisis
The losses have alarmed anti-hunger advocates because SNAP is often the doorway to other nutrition programs. When children lose food assistance, many families face additional obstacles obtaining free school meals, WIC benefits, and other support designed to keep hunger from disrupting a child’s health and education.


From Gas Pumps to Grocery Aisles, Families Feel the Squeeze
Across the country, families continue to face rising costs that touch nearly every aspect of daily life. The increases are showing up at gas stations, in grocery stores, on utility bills, and in household budgets already stretched by years of inflation and economic uncertainty.


Judge Says Kennedy Center Belongs to JFK, Not Trump
A federal judge’s order forcing the removal of Donald Trump’s name from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has become more than a dispute over signage. It has evolved into a fight over presidential power, congressional authority, and the legacy of one of America’s most recognizable cultural institutions.


‘This Is Not Democracy’: New Southern Redistricting Push Ignites Voting Rights Firestorm
Republican lawmakers across the South are moving rapidly to redraw congressional maps, dismantle Black voting districts, and reshape political power before the 2026 midterm elections, triggering a sweeping legal and civil rights battle that advocates say threatens some of the most important gains secured since passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965.


March On PAC Endorses William Compton for Congress in Kentucky’s 2nd District, Building on Support for Charles Booker
Following its endorsement of Booker, March On PAC said it is prioritizing candidates who are prepared to confront powerful interests, defend democratic freedoms, and deliver real economic relief for people who are struggling to get ahead, particularly in states where long-term investment is critical to expanding Democratic power.


Traffic Camera Fight Heads to Full House as Rep Calls Bill ‘Paternalistic’ and ‘Petty’
A House panel has moved forward with legislation that would strip Washington, D.C., of its ability to enforce traffic laws using automated cameras, drawing a sharp rebuke from the District’s congressional delegate and civil liberties advocates who say Congress is once again interfering in local governance.


Juror Pay Gap in D.C. Courts Targeted in New Bill
D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton introduces bill seeking equal pay for District jurors


When $250 Keeps You in Jail: The Personal Story Behind a National Bail Showdown
Across the United States, hundreds of thousands of legally innocent people sit in jail awaiting trial. In Oklahoma alone, more than 9,000 people sit in local jails on any given day, nearly 70 percent legally innocent and awaiting court.


Stranded in the Middle East: A Personal Account of Uncertainty
Major aviation hubs such as Dubai International Airport, Abu Dhabi, and Doha serve as critical gateways linking Europe, Africa, Asia, and the United States. Disruptions tied to the war and security threats have sharply limited commercial flights, leaving thousands searching for routes out of the region.


After 107 Minutes, CBC, DNC, and Advocates Reject Trump’s Narrative
President Trump's State of the Union was the longest in U.S. history and it ignored the chaos and division his administration has stoked.
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