USAID cuts threaten Louisiana rice farmers, key suppliers for global food aid. With exports at risk, farmers face uncertainty over price drops and market shifts.
The Trump administration, with Musk’s backing, has abruptly shut down USAID, sparking Democratic outrage, legal battles, and concerns over global aid disruptions.
The Impoundment Control Act ensures federal spending aligns with Congress’ decisions, safeguarding constitutional powers.
Students engage in farm-to-school programs, providing fresh food and gaining skills for future careers while supporting local communities.
Michigan, along with 18 states, sued the federal govt over Trump’s threat to withhold school funding over DEI policies.
Michigan State University’s Faculty Senate backs a “mutual defense compact” to protect academic freedom and integrity.
Schneider’s interview with the Washington Police on abuse claims was in Feb 2018; USAG banned him the same month.
Madison Police and the Medical Examiner are investigating the death of Jeffrey Endres in Dane County Jail.
Wilkes-Barre senior Tess Welles gains teaching experience at Daniel J. Flood Elementary, confirming her career path.
Jack Ciattarelli, NJ governor candidate, supports Trump’s tariffs despite local business struggles and price hikes.
Last week, the NC Court of Appeals upheld the legislature’s power over elections, moving control from the governor.
The Federal Election Commission is inoperative as Trump’s lack of nominations leaves it without the quorum to function.
A homeless man, praying for a miracle, finds hope when a woman’s kindness alters his fate, highlighting the power of compassion in transforming lives.
In a heroic act, 14-year-old Oscar rescued 60-year-old Gavin Bowden at Saunton Sands, England, after he was paralyzed in sea. Their reunion was emotional.
Nevada considers July as Muslim American Heritage Month to celebrate diversity and educate against stereotypes.
Educators can now open charter schools faster under new rules by the State School Board, shifting authority to the State Charter Schools Commission.
U.S. task force identifies 1.5M acres for housing in Mountain West. Safety and affordability are key priorities.
Lauren Bacchus, part of Asheville’s 3,400-member Sinkhole Group, finds beauty in the city’s mysterious sinkholes.
Students engage in farm-to-school programs, providing fresh food and gaining skills for future careers while supporting local communities.
Businesses can seek restraining orders against protesters blocking access under Senate Bill 484, balancing protest rights.
Last week, the NC Court of Appeals upheld the legislature’s power over elections, moving control from the governor.
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