Dwahli Saikautel
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Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dwahli Saikautel.
Two federal judges ruled late Friday that it's unlawful for the Trump administration to suspend SNAP food benefits that end Saturday.
At this moment, it's not clear when payments for food aid will get to the 42 million people who rely on it across the country.
NPR's Jennifer Ludden says one judge gave the administration until Monday to come up with a plan.
In Pierce, Jennifer Ludden.
As the federal government shutdown continues, some states are pulling from local funding to help feed thousands of families, but not Tennessee.
Cynthia Abrams from member station WPLN reports.
U.S.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth met his Chinese counterpart in Malaysia on Friday, where they talked about Taiwan and the South China Sea, where NPR's Emily Fang reports the Philippines, a U.S.
ally, has been trying to boost its defenses against China.
And you are listening to NPR News from New York City.
The world's most extravagant toilet is going under the hammer.
Chloe Veltman, NPR News.
In Gyeongju, South Korea, the Asia-Pacific Economic Summit of 21 member economies has just concluded.
President E.J.
Myung closed by saying the Republic of Korea seeks to open a new chapter on the Korean Peninsula.
He's soon to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping for their bilateral summits.
According to Yonhap News, this is Xi's first visit to South Korea in more than a decade.
The two are expected to discuss improving economic ties and North Korea, a traditional ally of China.
I'm Dua Halisai-Countel, NPR News.
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