People Are Crashing Out About EBT

The government shutdown has sparked chaos over food stamps as millions of Americans on SNAP benefits panicked online about losing November payments. With USDA warnings and states like Texas, Pennsylvania, and Maine confirming deposits may not come through, social media erupted with viral clips of people crashing out, spreading hashtags like “no food stamps in November” and “shutdown starvation.” From TikTok to Facebook, countless posts showed what critics call entitlement gone wild, with some acting like Karens toward state agencies instead of looking at Washington’s gridlock. Meanwhile, a bizarre viral hoax out of Scotland grabbed international headlines after 22-year-old Kira Cousins faked a pregnancy for months, complete with fake ultrasounds, a gender reveal, and even a doll to pose as the baby. Family and friends were left shocked after spending money on gifts, and police became involved after the lie unraveled. Back in the U.S., President Trump’s Oval Office remarks added more headlines after he slammed NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani as a “communist,” claimed $31 billion in tariffs had been collected, and mocked the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago as “not too pretty.” Each story highlights the mix of political chaos, viral outrage, and culture-war battles dominating the news cycle — from crashing out over food stamps to faked social media motherhood to Trump firing shots at Democrats.

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