Almost 60% of people are opposed to cutting or reducing funding for the food assistance program, FMI shared last week.

A BIDMC study found that the end of COVID-era SNAP benefits may have resulted in increased food insecurity and deteriorating health for Americans.

Markets had expected three more rate cuts after this one in 2025 - but while that is still a possibility, analysts are no longer as certain given how split the MPC was. Richard Donnell ...