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‘Mom, are we OK?’ Children worry their families can’t afford food after Trump’s SNAP cuts

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By Elizabeth Chuck Verified, Bracey Harris Verified, Jo Yurcaba Verified
| NBC News Verified
Aug. 19, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT This article is part of “Unaffordable America,” a series examining rising economic inequality in the U.S. and the policies that drive it. In Texas, a 6-year-old stood in front of her family’s refrigerator, hoping food would magically appear. In Delaware, an 11-year-old wondered why her family could no longer afford Cinnamon Toast Crunch. In New Jersey, four siblings wanted their mother to buy groceries — but she had to tell them she couldn’t.
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After Trump’s DEI cuts, communities struggle to fix problems with raw sewage, air pollution and erosion

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By Bracey Harris Verified
| NBC News Verified
FOR SUBSCRIBERS Cheryl Middleton, a resident of rural Lowndes County in the Black Belt region of Alabama, has gone almost three decades without a working sewer or septic system. Instead, a plastic pipe carries raw sewage from her home and empties it near her backyard.Charity Rachelle for NBC News Aug. 15, 2026, 7:02 AM EDT In Lowndes County, Alabama, where inadequate plumbing leaves yards damp with raw sewage, children risk contracting parasites if they play barefoot outside. Just a moment.
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After Trump’s DEI cuts, communities struggle to fix problems with raw sewage, air pollution and erosion

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By Bracey Harris Verified
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4 hours ago Being a property owner isn't necessarily your best choice. Many people work hard to pay off their mortgages ahead of retirement. That way, by the time their career wraps up, they can enjoy the stability that comes with owning a home without worrying about making a monthly payment to a lender. But …
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