USDA Ends Hunger and Food Insecurity Surveys Amid Policy Changes
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The USDA under the Trump administration announced the cancellation of its annual food insecurity survey, citing it as redundant and politicized, which critics argue will hinder understanding and addressing hunger in the U.S., especially as recent data shows increasing food insecurity and a rise in food-insecure children.
- USDA cancels survey tracking how many Americans struggle to get enough food NPR
- Trump administration cancels annual hunger report after enacting historic cuts to nation’s safety net CNN
- USDA to end decades-long food insecurity survey; Iowa food bank warns of harm KCCI
- After cuts to food stamps, Trump administration ends government's annual report on hunger in America AP News
- Trump Administration to Stop Measuring Food Insecurity The New York Times
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