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States sue Trump administration to keep SNAP benefits during government shutdown — REUTERS / pwu404

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) · United States

States sue Trump administration to keep SNAP benefits during government shutdown

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A coalition of Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit on Tuesday to stop President Donald Trump's administration from suspending food aid benefits starting on November 1 amid the ongoing U.S. government shutdown. See the Story

Letitia James speaks out after pleading not guilty in court — REUTERS / pwu404

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Letitia James speaks out after pleading not guilty in court

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James is accused of charges similar to those she filed against Trump.See the Story

Missouri QB Beau Pribula Carted Off Field with Dislocated Left Ankle Against No. 10 Vanderbilt

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Missouri QB Beau Pribula Carted Off Field with Dislocated Left Ankle Against No. 10 Vanderbilt

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Missouri quarterback Beau Pribula dislocated his left ankle and will have an MRI exam Sunday, coach Eli Drinkwitz said Saturday after the 15th-ranked Tigers’ 17-10 loss to No. 10 Vanderbilt. Drinkwitz said Pribula didn’t have any broken bones but needed his ankle popped back into joint. “Don’t have a timetable for his return, but it could be a while,” Drinkwitz said. Pribula was hurt early in the third quarter running out…See the Story

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