Jennifer Ludden
speaker
999 appearances
142 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 2d ago
Jennifer Ludden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 130 in all, peaking in Nov 2025 with 27.
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And under that, the vast majority of this funding has long gone to permanent housing that offers people treatment, but it doesn't require it.
The Trump administration had asked the high court to block full food benefits after a lower court judge ordered them.
The extended stay means states can still make only partial payments.
The legal wrangling over the country's largest anti-hunger program has kept millions of people who rely on it in limbo.
That could change soon as Congress votes on a deal to end the shutdown, which includes SNAP funding until next fall.
Restoring that will be a relief not only to recipients, but also the retail stores where they spend their SNAP dollars and food pantries, which have struggled to meet a surge in demand.
Jennifer Ludden, NPR News, Washington.
The Trump administration had asked the high court to block full food benefits after a lower court judge ordered them.
The extended stay means states can still make only partial payments.
The legal wrangling over the country's largest anti-hunger program has kept millions of people who rely on it in limbo.
That could change soon as Congress votes on a deal to end the shutdown, which includes SNAP funding until next fall.
Restoring that will be a relief not only to recipients, but also the retail stores where they spend their SNAP dollars, and food pantries which have struggled to meet a surge in demand.
Jennifer Ludden, NPR News, Washington.
The Trump administration had asked the high court to block full food benefits after a lower court judge ordered them.
The extended stay means states can still make only partial payments.
The legal wrangling over the country's largest anti-hunger program has kept millions of people who rely on it in limbo.
That could change soon as Congress votes on a deal to end the shutdown, which includes SNAP funding until next fall.
Restoring that will be a relief not only to recipients, but also the retail stores where they spend their SNAP dollars, and food pantries, which have struggled to meet a surge in demand.
Jennifer Lutton, NPR News, Washington.
After a court order to issue full SNAP payments late last week, some states rushed to get the benefits to people.
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