Trump Administration Cancels Annual Hunger Report Amid Rising Food Insecurity

The Trump administration's decision to cancel the annual report on hunger in America raises concerns about transparency and the understanding of food insecurity. This move follows recent cuts to food stamps, potentially leaving 3 million people without assistance. The report, a vital tool since the mid-1990s, has helped highlight the struggles of many Americans in accessing food, and its cancellation may hinder efforts to address this critical issue.