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politics · Newsweek
“enrollment in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) declined by more than 13 percent over a 12-month period”
more than 13 percent
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politics · Newsweek
“drop in enrollment from 42.2 million in May 2025 to 36.6 million in May 2026”
42.2 million
36.6 million
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politics · Newsweek
“Arizona participation has fallen by more than half over the past year, about 53 percent, according to USDA data released on August 14 tracking the percent change from May 2025 to May 2026”
about 53 percent
887000 people
410000 people
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politics · Newsweek
“Georgia saw enrollment drop from around 1.87 million in May 2025 to 1.18 million in May 2026, a 36.5 percent drop”
36.5 percent
about 1.87 million
1.18 million
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politics · Newsweek
“Nearly 2.7 million people receiving SNAP benefits across five states are set to face new limits on what they can buy over the next six weeks”
2.7 million
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politics · Fortune
“Arizona has had the steepest decline so far, with a 12‑month drop of more than 50%, according to data compiled by the U.S. Department of Agriculture”
more than 50
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politics · Fortune
“The decline was more than 20% in Georgia, Louisiana and Nevada”
more than 20
more than 20
more than 20
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politics · Fortune
“Newly released federal data found SNAP enrollment fell from 42.2 million in May 2025 to 36.6 million in May, a drop of more than 13% in a year”
42.2 million
36.6 million
more than 13
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business · Fortune
“$750 million fly factory”
750 million
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science · NY Post
“The roadless rule has affected 30% of national forest lands nationwide, or about 59 million acres (24 million hectares), according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the agency over the Forest Se…”
30 %
59000000 acres
24000000 hectares
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finance · Newsweek
“Food costs have also compounded the strain, rising about 3.2 percent in 2025, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.”
about 3.2 %
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finance · Newsweek
“rising about 3.2 percent in 2025, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.”
about 3.2 %
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business · NPR
“Texas ranks No. 1 in the United States in beef production and the U.S. is second only to Brazil globally, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Argentina ranks sixth.”
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