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The Trump administration said Monday it would partially fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) after two judges ruled that the benefits must remain funded amid the government shutdown. The rulings came one day before funding for the program was set to lapse. BREAKING: Trump Administration Must Use Emergency Funds For SNAP Benefits During Government Shutdown, Federal Judge Rules More from the Associated Press: The U.S. Department of Agriculture had planned to freeze payments to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program starting Nov. 1 because it said it could no longer keep funding it due to the shutdown. The program serves about 1 in 8 Americans and is a major piece of the nation’s social safety net. It costs about $8 billion per month nationally. It’s not clear how much beneficiaries will receive, nor how quickly beneficiaries will see value show up on the debit cards they use to buy groceries. The process of loading the SNAP cards, which involves steps by state and federal government agencies and vendors, can take up to two weeks in some states. The average monthly benefit is usually about $190 per person. The U.S. Department of Agriculture, which oversees the nation’s largest food program, said last month that benefits for November wouldn’t be paid out due to the federal government shutdown. That set off a scramble by food banks, state governments and the nearly 42 million Americans who receive the aid to find ways to ensure access to groceries. Breaking: Trump admin announces partial funding for SNAP following court orders https://t.co/6FKx2Nl37O — John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) November 3, 2025 According to USA TODAY, the Trump administration will allocate funding to send partial payments to SNAP recipients that cover "50% of eligible households’ current allotments." BREAKING: The Trump administration says SNAP will be partially funded after judges’ rulings required the food aid program to continue. https://t.co/yR5XoTegtE — The Associated Press (@AP) November 3, 2025 USA TODAY noted: Over two dozen states filed a lawsuit against the USDA in an attempt to force the Trump administration to fund SNAP benefits amid the shutdown. Some states, such as Louisiana, New Mexico, Vermont and Rhode Island, have taken state-funded approaches to partially or fully cover SNAP benefits temporarily. About 12% of Americans will be affected by a halt in food stamp payments. A 2025 USDA survey found that SNAP participants use the program for more than half of their monthly food-at-home spending. The majority of households participating in SNAP include children, the elderly and people with disabilities. In 2023, 83% of SNAP participants fell into one of those three categories.

President Trump sat down for a wide-ranging interview with 60 Minutes last night, and it is a must see! Of course the last time 60 Minutes was involved with Trump was during the 2024 election when they infamously edited Kamala Harris’ answers to make her look better. They paid 8-figures to settle that lawsuit. I would not have faulted President Trump for never returning to the show — after all, they need him a lot more than he needs them. But he went back and gave a wide-ranging interview that was fascinating to watch. Here are a few of my favorite moments: WATCH: President Trump Flips the Script When Asked if Recent Indictments Are “Political Retribution” President Trump Expertly Shuts Down CBS Reporter on Government Shutdown — “Democrat’s Fault!” WATCH: President Trump Gives Brilliant Response When Asked if ICE Raids Have “Gone Too Far” But what I really want to show you is how much was lost in editing again. I'm not saying the edits here were deceptive -- editing is a normal process. But here is the final interview that aired on CBS, just under 28 minutes long: Here is how President Trump's interview aired on @60Minutes, where it was condensed into just ~27 minutes. pic.twitter.com/xA31er2wY8 — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) November 3, 2025 And here is the FULL interview, one hour and 13 minutes long! Nearly 3 times longer than the final edited version that aired on TV: See President Donald J. Trump's FULL interview on @60Minutes — all 73+ minutes, without the network's edits and cuts. WATCH IN FULL: pic.twitter.com/i95cQ3Gqei — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) November 3, 2025 Again, I don't fault CBS here, that's just how the business works but I thought you'd be fascinated to watch the whole thing. I really enjoyed it, much better than what they aired on TV. Enjoy!

I don’t know about you but I don’t trust carnival or festival amusement rides. Think about it. The festival comes into town, workers then put together an amusement ride in the manner of hours and we are supposed to trust it won’t fall apart and work properly. My fears became reality on Saturday. Over the weekend in Louisiana, two girls were hospitalized after falling from a Ferris Wheel after the bucket they were in flipped upside down. CBS News provided further details on the accident: Two girls were hospitalized after they were thrown from a Ferris wheel on Saturday afternoon at a festival in Louisiana, authorities said. One suffered broken bones and the other may have bleeding in her brain, CBS News Chicago reported. Photos and video taken at the scene appeared to show the Ferris wheel — at the annual Harvest Festival in New Roads, some 40 miles northwest of Baton Rouge — paused mid-ride with one of the baskets that seat riders tipped upside down. Witnesses told CBS affiliate WAFB that the girls were ejected from the basket while the Ferris wheel was rotating. Two girls fell at least 20 feet onto a steel platform below, while a third clung to the basket, which was suspended about 15 feet in the air. “As it was going around, it was just like, stuck at an angle and they flipped out of it,” Ronald Brasseaux, who witnessed the incident, said. Brasseaux told WAFB that he’d felt unsafe while riding the same Ferris wheel the previous day. “They need to take this thing down,” he told the station. Take a look: NEW: Have you ever had that quiet fear…Of what might happen on a Ferris wheel? That fear became reality today in Louisiana. Two young girls. Both under 13. Were thrown from a Ferris wheel basket at the Harvest Festival in New Roads. One had to be airlifted. The ride… pic.twitter.com/zZcfolcKXw — Desiree (@DesireeAmerica4) November 3, 2025 NBC News reported the girls are expected to survive: It’s unclear what caused the bucket the girls were sitting in to suddenly tip upside down, Sheriff Thibodeaux told NBC News. Both were taken to the Children’s Hospital in Baton Rouge for their injuries. Though the extent of injuries was not disclosed, they are expected to survive. After the incident, all the rides at the Harvest Festival were temporarily shut down. The Louisiana State Fire Marshals inspected the rides, and all were reopened except the Ferris wheel, which remains shuttered. Video of the incident suggests a mechanical failure in the part that holds the children in their seats may be to blame, the sheriff said. The Louisiana Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the incident. The festival, which runs from Friday to Sunday, celebrates agriculture and community and includes food, live music, and rides, according to its website.

This quite a horrific story. A former tv anchor has been arrested for first degree mother after allegedly stabbing her own mother on Halloween. Angelynn Mock, 47, allegedly stabbed her own mother while she was in bed and then called police claiming she did it to “save herself.” The New York Post had more details to ad on the stabbing: A former morning show anchor in Missouri allegedly stabbed her elderly mother to death on Halloween, then told dispatchers she did it “to save herself,” local outlets reported. Neighbors in the quaint neighborhood in Wichita, Kansas said that they were traumatized after Angelynn Mock, 47, staggered out of a home shortly before 8 a.m. Friday while soaked in blood. “There was a woman who approached our vehicle with like blood, like her hands were filled, her body was filled with blood, asking to call 911,” Alyssa Castro, who lives in the neighborhood, told KAKE. Castro told the outlet that Mock took her phone and bolted back inside the house, where she called authorities and allegedly claimed she “stabbed [her] mother to save herself,” Sedgwick County dispatchers told the outlet. When authorities with the Wichita Police Department arrived, Mock was waiting outside with a series of bloody cuts on her hands. Mock’s mother, 80-year-old Anita Avers, was found “unresponsive in her bed with multiple stab wounds.” She was rushed to a nearby hospital, where she died just 30 minutes later, according to the police department. Mock was swiftly taken into custody and booked into the Sedgwick County Jail for first-degree murder, where she is being held on a $1 million bond, according to the county’s sheriff office. Ex-TV anchor stabs elderly mother to death on Halloween ‘to save herself’: cops https://t.co/phQsxMpdd6 pic.twitter.com/ASdmxICXXQ — New York Post (@nypost) November 2, 2025 People reported more on mock’s previous work history as an anchor: Mock previously worked as a news anchor and reporter for Fox 2 in St. Louis from 2011 to 2015, per her LinkedIn profile. She later transitioned into sales, and was currently working for a data management software company at the time of her arrest, per LinkedIn. Mock’s motive for the alleged crime is not clear at this time. Information about her initial court appearance is currently unavailable.