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The USDA is inviting the public to give their ideas and input starting Friday through a notice in the Federal Register. USDA intends to use the input received to find improvements to SNAP policy and related services that can best assist SNAP participants to return to self-sufficiency. The comment period will be open through April 9, 2018. Click here to provide your input. 379

The proposal is one of several made earlier this year by county and city of San Diego officials in response to a lack of affordable housing and increase in homelessness. A countywide tally of the homeless in January found an increase of 5 percent from last year to 9,116. Of those, 5,621 were unsheltered. 305

The protests, which turned into violent clashes at times, took place just blocks from crowds who had gathered to watch Trump's July Fourth speech and fireworks displays on the National Mall.Led by activist Joey Johnson, a group from the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, linked arms and set an American flag on fire outside as they chanted, "America was never great." The Secret Service intervened quickly to extinguish the fire."Burn, baby, burn," the protesters chanted.In a news release before the event, Johnson said he was leading the protest because "I'm going to be speaking to the people of the world letting them know that there are people inside the borders of this country who stand with the people of the world."After the flag was extinguished, Johnson's group clashed with a group of pro-Trump protesters, who began chanting, "Trump 2020." The two groups traded chants and scuffles that occasionally turned violent.Multiple protesters, including Johnson, were escorted from the scene in handcuffs by the Secret Service. A news release after the event from the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, said Johnson was among those arrested.Among the protesters were members of the Proud Boys, a far-right group with ties to white nationalism. 1252

The women say their journey was derailed by ferocious storms, multiple shark attacks and a breakdown in vital equipment such as their engine, mast and communication devices. 173

The shut-offs could be just a glimpse of the what lies ahead for California as climate change contributes to more ferocious blazes and longer fire seasons. 155