SNAP Benefits Cut Off

Los Angeles singer and songwriter Tish Hyman says she was kicked out of Gold’s Gym after confronting a biological male who followed her into the women’s locker room — and the viral video has ignited a massive debate about women’s safety, privacy, and corporate politics. Hyman says she and several other women had complained for weeks about the same individual entering the locker room but management did nothing — until she spoke up and was banned. Supporters argue the incident shows how big companies are siding with political activism over basic women’s rights, while critics claim she harassed a transgender member. The clip has taken off across TikTok, X, and Instagram, drawing millions of views and reviving the conversation around gender policy and female safety in public spaces. Meanwhile, the federal shutdown continues to strain working-class families as SNAP benefits halted nationwide on November 1, leaving millions without food assistance and sparking videos of people panic-shopping, fighting in stores, and posting about going hungry. Judges have ordered emergency funds to keep benefits going, but delays and bureaucracy are pushing people to the edge. And in Oklahoma, public outrage grew after 18-year-old Jesse Mack Butler was convicted on 11 counts of assault and battery but escaped prison under the Youthful Offender Act — a decision seen by many as a symbol of how the justice system fails victims and protects offenders.

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