2025-10-27
9 分钟Hi, this is Andy. I've been a New York Times subscriber for years and years,
and I'm trying to get my teenagers interested in reading it.
If they were to have their own logins and we could share articles,
I think that would help get them interested.
It would also then allow us to discuss whether the dinner table or wherever.
Thank you very much.
Andy, we heard you.
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With the government shut down nearing the one month mark,
many Americans may soon be cut off from a crucial part of the social safety net.
Food stamps.
Tens of millions of low-income Americans who rely on SNAP,
the Federal Food Assistance Program, could lose access as soon as this weekend.
That's as many as one in eight people in the country.
Some states have said they're going to try and step up to fill the gap.
Others are still trying to figure out a plan.
And while the Department of Agriculture had signaled that it could use emergency funds to keep the benefits flowing,
it said in a memo on Friday that it will not tap into that reserve.