The Daily Populous

U.S. Department of Agriculture rules stipulate that hot food can’t be purchased with SNAP benefits, which are conveyed through Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards.

As a result, said Imbot, “Kids can buy Skittles for breakfast, but not scrambled eggs.”.

But the store will also be selling the raw ingredients of portioned-out meals in kits, like chicken with potatoes and vegetables. »

SAG-AFTRA members have voted 98.32% in favor of a strike authorization on the Interactive Media Agreement that covers members’ work on video games.

The strike authorization does not mean the union is calling a strike.

The strike authorization vote was initiated on the unanimous recommendation of the SAG-AFTRA Interactive Media Agreement Negotiating Committee and National Board. »

The EU has issued a warning to Elon Musk to comply with sweeping new laws on fake news and Russian propaganda, after X – formerly known as Twitter – was found to have the highest ratio of disinformation posts of all large social media platforms.

Twitter left the code of practice but it is obliged under the new law to comply with the rules or face a ban across the EU.

LinkedIn’s owner, Microsoft, stopped 6.7m fake accounts being created and removed 24,000 pieces of fake content. »

“The general concept is that we are providing an experience for a small percentage of our Tinder members,” said CEO Bernard Kim.

The company has started taking applications for membership now, but notes, “For now, Tinder Select has limited availability and not all Tinder users have access.”

The launch of Tinder Select comes as overall users at Tinder parent company Match Group have been dropping. »