The World and Everything In It 10.30.25 Debate over SNAP, Finland’s battle over Biblical views, and ranchers contending with wolves
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Oct 30, 2025 Carolina Lumetta dives into the challenges of SNAP funding amid a government shutdown, discussing its impact on food assistance programs. Kim Henderson shares gripping stories from New Mexico about ranchers facing threats from the reintroduction of Mexican wolves, highlighting community fears and livestock losses. Cal Thomas brings a sharp critique of the sports gambling industry, linking recent scandals to worries about game integrity. Together, these topics weave a rich narrative of current societal challenges and ethical dilemmas.
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SNAP Cut Would Trigger Immediate Hunger
- SNAP funding could stop if Congress fails to act, creating immediate hunger risks for millions.
- Carolina Lumetta reports private food banks expect surges but cannot replace long-term federal assistance.
Support Food Pantries Now
- Support local food pantries and emergency programs now to bridge gaps if SNAP funds stop.
- Expect increased demand and coordinate resources, volunteers, and donations proactively.
Finland’s 'Bible Trial' Questions Public Witness
- Finland's prosecution of MP Päivi Räsänen centers on quoting Romans and a pamphlet on biblical sexuality.
- The case tests whether Christians can publicly express traditional sexual morality in Finnish public life.
