Hunger, sadly, is as American as apple pie: a crisis we seem to revisit each budget cycle but never resolve.
With the record-breaking federal government shutdown finally over and access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) no longer in enteringthe Supreme Court’s domain, millions of Americans have been once again caught in the crossfire of political brinkmanship. The country’s food safety net — already in tatters — has been grievously abused.
Hunger, meanwhile, has no party affiliation.
As Republican Senator Josh Hawley points out in The New York Times, this isn’t a fringe issue. Hunger affects every corner of American life. Nearly 90% of U.S. adults report grocery prices as a source of household stress, and roughly one in seven Americans experience food insecurity each year (a figure likely vastly underreported).
That’s 47 million Americans. And heading into the 2026 midterms, with the Household Food Security Report on indefinite pause, t
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