Viral footage has captured the moment a DoorDash delivery driver may have pepper-sprayed a customer’s order during a delivery in Evansville, Indiana, according to local authorities and the company.

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SNAP, or Cal Fresh, is set to expire on Saturday. From government resources to nonprofits and private businesses, the Bay Area is responding to help feed CalFresh recipients. OAKLAND, Calif. - With ...

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With the federal government still in the midst of a shutdown, benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, the nation’s largest food aid program, are in flux. The program’s ...

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Claims are circulating on social media suggesting restaurant chains including Olive Garden, Popeyes, Red Lobster and McDonald's are offering free meals to SNAP recipients amid a lapse in benefits ...

With SNAP benefits at risk amid the ongoing government shutdown, three food delivery services are rolling out plans to provide a bit of assistance to the millions of Americans who rely on the ...

With many residents bracing for hard times ahead of the shutdown of SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits, several New Jersey restaurants are offering free food to those in need.