It's not clear when millions of families will get November SNAP benefits, even after judges ruled the government needs to make partial payments.

While the USDA’s notice focuses on maintaining equal treatment among shoppers, state-level changes to SNAP are also on the horizon. Texas and several other states are preparing to restrict purchases of certain “junk food” and soft drinks with SNAP benefits beginning in 2026.

As SNAP benefits are cut in half, many families are left struggling to put food on the table. A North Nashville church is stepping up to feed hundreds in need.

Early Monday morning, people began lining up outside the West Houston Assistance Ministries facility ahead of a special food distribution event organized by the Houston Food Bank. The effort, which begins at 8 a.m., aims to support families struggling without SNAP benefits or delayed federal pay.

Associated British Foods Plc is considering separating its Primark budget apparel chain from the rest of its business, which spans from grocery to sugar plantations.

While some in the Trump administration say food benefits could restart as soon as this Wednesday, the uncertainty is stressful for Minnesotans who rely on them and food shelves in the state.

Two federal judges have ruled that the Trump administration must at least partially cover food stamp benefits in November. Millions of Americans could still face delays to their benefits, which were scheduled to be distributed tomorrow but disrupted by the government shutdown.

Food Network's "Unwrapped" ended in 2011, but host Marc Summers continues to work in entertainment (and keep in touch with his fellow Food Network alumni).