Government shutdown threatens food stamps, airport security

Millions of Americans could have their food stamps cut off if the partial government shutdown continues into February, as a key federal agency is running out of money.

The shutdown, in its third week, will be the second-longest in U.S. history by the time Congress meets again Tuesday. President Donald Trump said there have been productive meetings with Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over the impasse to fund the government, which hinges on border security and a wall Trump wants built along the Mexico boundary.