President Trump just responded to the SNAP judgments made by the court today ordering them to use emergency monies to fund the benefit program. Essentially, Trump explains the opinion from his lawyers . . .

Vice President JD Vance apparently has a very good sense of humor and revealed tonight his Halloween costume, and it’s one you’ll probably recognize. Here’s what he posted: pic.twitter.com/TQT7JkRCa8 — JD Vance . . .

In a possible reprieve for millions of families on the brink of losing food aid, two federal judges have ruled the Trump administration cannot stop funding for SNAP benefits amid a protracted government shutdown. Regular funding for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits was due to run out on Saturday, Nov. 1. “The well has run dry,” the Agriculture Department said. But rulings by judges in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, issued within minutes of each other on Oct. 31, ordered the department to use $5.25 billion in contingency funds to continue SNAP...

Two federal judges ruled Friday that President Donald Trump’s administration must continue to fund Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) during the government shutdown, using contingency funds. The rulings came just one day before the government was set to free the federal food assistance, claiming “the well has run out." The USDA's announcement that it would not use the contingency funds sparked panic in the more than 42 million Americans who rely on SNAP, as well as food banks and non profit groups who were left scrambling to figure out how to secure food...

A federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to continue to fund Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) during the ongoing government shutdown, delivering near-term relief to roughly 42 million Americans who received the aid just hours before the funding was slated to dry up. The emergency order from U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani said the Trump administration must resume SNAP benefits, which were slated to expire Nov. 1, ruling that plaintiffs who filed the lawsuit are likely to succeed on their claims that the suspension of the benefits is unlawful. She ordered the government to provide the court no later than Monday, Nov. 3, with additional details on how it plans to keep the program funded, and whether the appropriated benefits must be distributed in full or in part...

President Donald Trump declared Nigeria a “Country of Particular Concern “and called for a congressional investigation Friday while citing the slaughter of thousands of Christians. Trump called on the House Appropriations Committee to “look into the matter” and provide him with a report in a post on Truth Social...