ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos spoke with economist Diane Schanzenbach on the wider economic impact as 1 in 8 Americans who receive federal food assistance will lose that help amid the government shutdown.

Hours before the government shutdown would force critical food assistance to run out, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to use emergency funds to continue SNAP benefits.

Trump, back from a weeklong trip in Asia, will have to confront how to handle deepening impacts from the shutdown on Americans.

CEO of Bread for the City George A. Jones joins ABC News Live to discuss developments in funding for the SNAP food assistance program amid the government shutdown.

A federal judge in Boston has ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to suspend SNAP funding is "unlawful," but declined to immediately order that the program be funded.

Beth Shapiro is CEO of the non-profit organization that provides meals and companionship to the homebound elderly.

ABC News' Katherine Faulders reports on the latest developments as Republican and Democratic lawmakers remain at a stalemate on finding a government funding solution to the shutdown.

Senate Republicans are resisting his demand to end the long-standing filibuster rule in order to end the government shutdown.

Food banks across the country are bracing for a surge in demand as the nation's largest food assistance program is set to expire in less than a day and ‘GMA’ has ways to help those in need.

Dan Ronnenberg, a union resident who represents all FAA headquarters employees, shares his experience of dealing with the government shutdown and what's at stake for other FAA employees.

With SNAP funds set to soon run out, the Trump administration now says it is not allowed to tap emergency funds to cover benefits during a shutdown, despite a previous USDA plan to do so.

Food pantries, restaurants, community fridges and more have scaled up efforts to help feed Americans as SNAP benefits go dry.

President Donald Trump, in a lengthy social media post on Thursday night, called on Senate Republicans to eliminate the filibuster to pass the Republican funding bill and reopen the government.

What to know about the federally funded Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, sometimes referred to as food stamps.

President Donald Trump posted on social media overnight, calling on the Senate to end the filibuster, a move that would allow Republicans to pass spending bills without a single Democratic vote.

Nearly half say Trump and GOP are responsible for the shutdown, the poll finds.

The looming food crisis collides with the issue at the heart of the government shutdown - expiring Obamacare tax credits.

Josh White, owner of Heretic Coffee in Portland, is blown away by the community support. In just days, his initiative to feed neighbors in need has raised over $184K.

The government shutdown has been a source of anxiety for educators, wondering how long grant money will last and who can help them interpret federal laws

SNAP benefits recipient Melissa Miles, a single mother and full-time student, discusses how losing government benefits will impact her family.

Tatiana, who didn't share her last name for privacy reasons, said she relies on SNAP to provide formula for her 7-month-old. She talked to ABC News Live about the impact of losing SNAP benefits.

Vice President JD Vance addressed reporters outside the White House on Thursday about the ongoing government shutdown.

ABC News correspondent Elizabeth Schulze answers the most searched questions as the government nears the end of funding for SNAP food benefits.

As the federal government shutdown stretches on, families who rely on SNAP benefits are preparing for the possibility that they could cease as early as Nov. 1.

ABC News' Jay O'Brien reports on the latest headlines regarding efforts to end the federal government shutdown.

As the government shutdown drags on, millions of families who rely on federal food aid could lose access if Congress fails to strike a deal.

Tens of thousands of children and families could be affected by dozens of Head Start programs potentially closing if the federal government shutdown extends past Nov. 1.

Tensions flared on the Senate floor as top Republicans shouted at Democrats to vote to fund the government, even as they blocked a bill to extend SNAP assistance during the shutdown.

ABC News' Will Reeve reports from the Second Harvest Food Bank in New Orleans on how food banks are preparing for the surge in demand and how you can help.

Republican leaders in Congress said it's all or nothing as they rejected a Democratic push to carve out food aid funding for Americans who stand to lose it as part of the government shutdown.

Heretic Coffee Co. in Portland, Oregon, has raised over $184,000 in donations to fund free breakfasts for SNAP recipients in need, if food benefits cease on Nov. 1.

With neither Democrats nor Republicans willing to budge on day 29 of the government shutdown, tens of millions of Americans are just two days away from losing SNAP federal food assistance.

All 43 Democratic state legislators in Florida asked Gov. Ron DeSantis to declare a state of emergency ahead of the impending expiration of SNAP benefits.

Trump signaled his administration may find a solution to help fund SNAP.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta said societies should be judged on how they treat their most vulnerable. "And on that score, Trump gets an F," Bonta said.

With SNAP benefits set to expire for 42 million Americans during the government shutdown, “GMA” shares ways to save on pantry staples and food apps that can save your family money.

As lawmakers battle over opening the government, desperation is growing among furloughed workers and families who rely on food aid.

The Senate failed for the 13th time to pass a temporary funding bill Tuesday as Vice President JD Vance visited Capitol Hill, urging Republicans to stay united.

In less than a week, over 40 million Americans will lose food benefits due to the government shutdown.

Delta Health Center CEO John Fairman discusses the challenges a federally-funded community health center in Mississippi is facing amid the government shutdown.

ABC News' Jay O'Brien and Alexis Christoforous report on efforts to end the shutdown and the importance of SNAP benefits, which are set to run out for millions of Americans.

The Trump Administration said it won’t be giving a lifeline to SNAP funding.

Nonprofits and content creators are sharing helpful Halloween trick-or-treat ideas ahead of expected SNAP cuts.

Unprecedented uncertainty and upheaval could cloud this year's ACA open enrollment season, which begins in most states on Saturday.

As the government shutdown reaches day 28, 48 states are warning that food assistance for low-income Americans could run out of money by the end of the week.

Pressure is growing to end the second-longest federal government shutdown as millions of Americans face the prospect of losing food assistance and more federal workers miss their first full paycheck.

Some Americans who receive SNAP benefits said they might not be available to feed their families or pay for household expenses if benefits are paused.

Millions of Americans are on the verge of losing SNAP benefits – a critical food assistance program. At least 48 states warned SNAP benefits will be halted if the shutdown continues.

A Michigan mother working three jobs fears a government shutdown could cut off the SNAP benefits her family depends on, forcing food bank visits and adding stress as she struggles to feed her teens.

ABC News' Christina Cordero reports on the funding for the food assistance program SNAP, which is scheduled to run dry on Saturday.