US Shutdown Spurs Families to Turn to Food Banks
With the US federal shutdown pushing paychecks late, many military families are seeking help from food banks for the first time.
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With the US federal shutdown pushing paychecks late, many military families are seeking help from food banks for the first time.
LA County may declare a state of emergency to protect immigrant communities from ICE raids, aiming to prevent evictions and financial instability amid legal battles.
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