Summary
A judge is set to decide if people can lose access to SNAP, which is a food assistance program. Lawmakers are under pressure to stop a government shutdown. There are talks about what it would mean if the U.S. starts nuclear testing again.
Key Facts
- A judge will rule on whether access to SNAP benefits may be cut off.
- SNAP stands for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and helps people buy food.
- Lawmakers face increased pressure to end the government shutdown.
- There is discussion about the U.S. resuming nuclear testing.
- Nuclear testing refers to detonating nuclear weapons to test their effectiveness.
- The government shutdown affects many federal operations and workers.
