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Food stamps: What SNAP benefit programs are sending their final June payments this week

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program rolls out payments every month, with the dates varying by state. As the middle of June approaches, some SNAP benefits programs will issue their last payments before starting again in July.

Alveda King: Juneteenth is more about celebrating all being ‘created in the image and likeness of God’

Alveda King said Juneteenth celebrations should focus less on race and more on the “American dream.”

Food stamps: How much you can receive in SNAP benefits in Texas

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps, allows low-income citizens to receive nutrition assistance via monthly benefits available in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

James Comer: FBI and National Archives trying to ‘play defense for the Bidens’

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) accused the FBI and the National Archives of attempting to “play defense for the Bidens.”

Majority of voters believe Biden is too old to be president, including half of Democrats

A new poll found broad concern over President Joe Biden’s age as he seeks a second term in the White House, with 7 in 10 responding that he is too old to be president, including half of Democrats.

What to expect from John Durham’s congressional testimony this week

Special counsel John Durham is set to testify before two committees in the House of Representatives this week, more than a month after releasing the findings of his inquiry into the FBI's Crossfire Hurricane investigation.

Why Tommy Tuberville won’t back down on stalling 250 military nominees in the Senate

The Department of Defense in February released a series of new policies that allow for time off and travel expenses for reproductive healthcare, including abortion, for troops and their dependents in states where it is not available.

Israel raid on Jenin: Three dead and dozens wounded after firefight breaks out

At least three Palestinians are dead and dozens more are wounded after Israel raided the West Bank city of Jenin Monday.

Supreme Court news: Justices save ‘closely watched’ cases for end of June

The Supreme Court is saving its most anticipated decisions for last as the justices have less than two weeks to decide on major disputes ranging from the fate of affirmative action to President Joe Biden's plan to forgive millions of student loan borrowers' debt.

Conservatives wage war on Biden’s administrative state

Conservatives are charging hard against the Biden administration, battling against not only its actions but what they see as a generations-long abuse of executive authority.
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