US supreme court extends pause on Trump administration paying full November Snap benefits – live
The justices, anticipating the shutdown will end soon, avoid substantive legal ruling about whether lower-court orders to keep full Snap payments going amid shutdown are correct Top House Democrats vow to oppose shutdown bill over healthcare funding As the supreme court deliberates on the fate (…)
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