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Tal Kopan

Tal Kopan

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Deputy Bureau Chief, D.C. Bureau, The Boston Globe

Washington

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Total articles 6524

  • Making America healthier or cutting food stamps? MAHA and RFK’s targeting of SNAP is more complicated than meets the eye - The Boston Globe

    By Tal Kopan Verified| The Boston Globe Verified WASHINGTON —Since its first inception during the Great Depression, the food stamp program has had a simple enough goal: to help low-income Americans access suitable food. But just what that means has been a subject of fierce debate for decades. Lawmakers have fought over who should be eligible, how much they should get, and what they should be required to do to keep their benefits. Now, under the banner of Health Secretary Robert F.

    By Tal Kopan Verified · The Boston Globe

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • RFK adviser deflects audience jeers as he defends HHS cuts, MAHA movement - The Boston Globe

    By Tal Kopan Verified| The Boston Globe Verified WASHINGTON — A usually staid policy event turned contentious on Wednesday as a top adviser to US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spared with an interviewer and an unfriendly crowd as he defended the dramatic cuts and changes the Trump administration has made to the nation’s top health and science agencies.

    By Tal Kopan Verified · The Boston Globe

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Making America healthier or cutting food stamps? MAHA and RFK’s targeting of SNAP is more complicated than meets the eye - The Boston Globe

    By Tal Kopan Verified| The Boston Globe Verified WASHINGTON —Since its first inception during the Great Depression, the food stamp program has had a simple enough goal: to help low-income Americans access suitable food. But just what that means has been a subject of fierce debate for decades. Lawmakers have fought over who should be eligible, how much they should get, and what they should be required to do to keep their benefits. Now, under the banner of Health Secretary Robert F.

    By Tal Kopan Verified · The Boston Globe

    Apr. 13, 2025

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The Boston Globe

The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.

Boston, United States

+1 617-929-7900

Founded: 1872