The White House pushes healthy eating. It cut a landmark nutrition education program

Kate Feurtado, a medical assistant at Spectrum Health, browses for produce at a farmers market in Philadelphia on July 15. The Food Trust, a Philadelphia-based nonprofit, uses SNAP-Ed funding to support its farmers markets. Rachel Wisniewski for NPR

Rachel Wisniewski for NPR

PHILADELPHIA — Wholesome eating is a central part of the Trump administration’s efforts to Make America Healthy Again. But a landmark nutrition education program for recipients of federal food assistance and other low-income

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