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Senate Agriculture Chair John Boozman plans another committee vote on his farm bill next week, aiming to pass farmer-friendly policies before the midterms. The

President Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill,' a legislative package of tax breaks, social service cuts, and immigration enforcement, is projected to add $3.4 trillion

A recent GAO report, requested by Senator Bernie Sanders, indicates that Amazon is among the top employers of Medicaid and SNAP recipients in several states, de

Ajit Mohan has resigned as Snap's Chief Business Officer after four years, citing personal reasons. Mohan, who previously led Meta India and Hotstar, joined Sna

Snap's Chief Business Officer Ajit Mohan has resigned after nearly four years, citing personal reasons related to family and travel. Ronan Harris, formerly Pres

The FBI has added an India-born man, Manjit Singh Bedi, to its most wanted fraudsters list. Bedi allegedly operated a grocery store in Tacoma and swiped custome

Snap's CEO Evan Spiegel is focusing on a hardware strategy with $2,195 smart glasses, despite the company's ongoing struggles with profitability. This move has

The Trump Administration's proposed overhaul of the Head Start program is criticized for borrowing from a failed 1990s-era welfare reform playbook. Critics argu

Snap's Chief Business Officer discusses the company's strategy for the Indian market, advertising efforts, and competitive landscape.

Legal experts suggest that Meta's recent settlement could compel YouTube, TikTok, and Snap to redesign their applications.

A study indicates that restrictions on using food stamps for sugary drinks reduce soda sales, but also raises concerns about potential social stigma for recipie

Enrollment in the U.S. food stamp program (SNAP) has significantly dropped by over 13% in a year, a decline steeper than government estimates. This reduction is

A New Jersey teenager has dropped a bellwether social media addiction lawsuit, which was one of nine major personal injury cases against tech giants like Meta a

House Republicans are struggling to advance legislation aimed at cracking down on fraud in safety-net programs, despite Vice President JD Vance's appeal. Many l

During Snap's Q2 earnings call, CEO Evan Spiegel avoided questions about Specs preorders, stating his belief that mass-market consumer adoption for such product

Over 4 million people are no longer receiving food aid due to sweeping changes and historic cuts to the SNAP program, leading to a rapid decline in participatio

Four US families have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Meta, TikTok, Snap, and Google, with the Social Media Victims Law Center accusing the companies of

Republicans reportedly believe that significant cuts to food stamp enrollment will not negatively impact their performance in the upcoming midterm elections, de

Snap is set to provide the first in-depth look at its $2,195 AR Specs at an event scheduled for September 16.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued Hims & Hers, alleging the company shared patients' medical data with advertisers like Meta and Snap using websi

The FTC has sued telehealth platform Hims & Hers, alleging it shared users' private health information with Meta and Snap and locked consumers into unwanted sub

The FTC has filed a lawsuit against Hims & Hers, alleging that the company shared private health information with Meta and Snap.

Over 22,000 New Yorkers are affected by new food stamp restrictions, including expanded work requirements and stricter exemptions mandated by the Trump administ

Over 4 million people have exited the SNAP program since last July, a consistent and rapid decline attributed to President Trump signing the "One Big Beautiful