Supreme Court Pauses SNAP Funding Order Amid Shutdown
Supreme Court extends pause on SNAP funding order, leaving $4B frozen as millions await relief amid the longest US shutdown.
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US Shutdown Hits Day 42: Widespread Disruption Across Society
As America’s shutdown hits day 42, 1.4M federal workers face furloughs or no pay, food aid is cut, and air travel grinds to a halt. A Senate compromise later this week may end the stalemate.
US Government Shutdown: Flights Canceled, Aid Stalled
US government shutdown grounds flights, stalls food aid and furloughs hundreds of thousands, revealing deep human and economic impacts.
36 Days and Counting: The Hidden Toll of U.S. Gridlock
As the longest U.S. government shutdown hits day 36, food aid, transport and vital services teeter on the brink. Ordinary Americans bear the brunt of partisan gridlock.
30 Days In: How the U.S. Shutdown Is Squeezing Federal Workers
As the U.S. government shutdown hits 30 days, over a million federal workers face halted pay while a judge temporarily safeguards critical food aid.
Judge Halts Trump’s Layoff Plan as U.S. Shutdown Enters Third Week
A federal judge blocks Trump’s layoff plan as the U.S. government shutdown enters its third week, straining airlines, housing markets and food assistance programs.
U.S. to Destroy 500 Tonnes of Emergency Food Aid Due to Expiry
The U.S. will destroy nearly 500 metric tons of taxpayer-funded emergency food aid after its expiration in Dubai, highlighting gaps in aid management and global hunger challenges.
WFP Appeals for Safe Passage of Food Aid to Sudan’s Darfur and Kordofan
WFP urges safe passage for food aid to Sudan’s North Darfur and South Kordofan amid severe famine and ongoing civil conflict.
Zimbabwe Intensifies Food Aid Efforts Amid Severe El Niño Drought
Zimbabwe ramps up food aid distribution to combat food insecurity caused by the El Niño-induced drought, ensuring essential nutrition for vulnerable communities.