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With SNAP benefits about to be cut off, restaurants step up to feed children and seniors

Federal lawmakers continue to be at an impasse over funding the government, including a vital antipoverty program that feeds millions of Americans in need. A growing movement among restaurants could help fill the gap.

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The big, beautiful bungle on food donation

President Trump’s signature bill eliminates tax deductions for corporations that do not exceed 1% of their taxable income. That could devastate restaurant chains’ food donation efforts.

The Trump-affiliated America First Legal, which is also pressuring Cracker Barrel, argued that Texas Roadhouse’s diversity initiatives discriminate against white men.

America First Legal, the nonprofit led by Trump aide Stephen Miller, is calling for a state and federal investigation into the family-dining chain’s diversity, equity and inclusion policies.

The nation's top civilian honor was awarded to the chef in recognition of his efforts to feed individuals in crisis situations—and for introducing tapas to the American mainstream.

Youngkin says the echo of Donald Trump's federal No Tax on Tips pledge would ignite economic growth within the commonwealth.

Everyone has a conviction about what’s ahead for the industry in the New Year. But it’s the uncertainties—the what-ifs—that should be top of mind.

Government Watch: The FTC has decided not to treat the surcharges as "junk fees" subject to bans or special disclosure requirements.

Working Lunch: The Senate blocked a move by Democrats to keep decidedly pro-labor union regulators in power.

Government Watch: The state's version of OSHA has fined a local company nearly $300,000 for lapses like failing to provide water and shade.

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