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Government Shutdown Will Halt SNAP Benefits on Nov. 1 — REUTERS / ixx511

Government Shutdown · United States

Government Shutdown Will Halt SNAP Benefits on Nov. 1

57% Center coverage: 557 sources

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will no longer distribute federal food aid on Saturday (Nov. 1), if the U.S. government shutdown, the second-longest on record, continues.See the Story

Bessent signals SNAP benefits could restart Wednesday — REUTERS / pwu404

Scott Bessent · United States

Bessent signals SNAP benefits could restart Wednesday

61% Center coverage: 212 sources

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday signaled that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits could restart as soon as this week. See the Story

Union says Olin’s $22 million cost-cutting study prompted plan to cut 19 Freeport jobs, violating labor contract and raising safety concerns

Real Estate · Clute

Union says Olin’s $22 million cost-cutting study prompted plan to cut 19 Freeport jobs, violating labor contract and raising safety concerns

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Olin Corp. plans to cut 19 operations jobs at its Freeport plant after a $22 million cost-cutting study, which the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 564 says violates their labor contract and threatens worker safety.See the Story

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