Bread for the World

U.S. Food Aid Reforms May Be Rolled Back

By Carey L. Biron
Lawmakers here may roll back recent landmark reforms to how the United States provides international food aid, despite warnings that doing so would reduce assistance for some two million people worldwide.

Struggling U.S. Families Threatened by Food Stamp Cuts

By Ramy Srour
Near the Martin Luther King Jr. Library in downtown Washington, just a few blocks away from the federal district, dozens of homeless men and women wait for the evening shuttles that will take them to their dinners at one of many food shelters around the city.


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