Food banks struggle as government shutdown enters 35th day

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As the US government shutdown enters its 35th day, food banks across the country are facing growing strain. With federal support delayed, many organizations are struggling to meet the rising demand from families relying on emergency food assistance. Volunteers and local communities are stepping in, but experts warn that prolonged closures could push more Americans into food insecurity.