Biden approves largest ever increase to SNAP benefits
The Biden administration will announce an average 25 percent rise in SNAP benefits, boosting monthly per person payments from 121 to about 157. The change updates the Thrifty Food Plan to reflect modern food costs, aiming to reduce child hunger and poverty while facing scrutiny from Republicans over calculation transparency.
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