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.
Georgia House passes Kemp’s lawsuit reform bill, heading to Senate. Vote was 91-82. Bill limits judgment payouts.
President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, facing opposition from Congress.
Ralliant Corporation to Establish Global Headquarters in Raleigh, Creating 180 Jobs Governor Josh Stein announced that Ralliant Corporation will set up its global headquarters in Wake County, Raleigh, creating 180 new jobs. The company, known for its precision technologies across various industry sectors, will invest $2.1 million in the North
North Carolina reports its highest flu deaths this season since 2017-2018, with 362 fatalities, urging caution.
Georgia House Bill 428 aims to safeguard IVF rights, ensuring families can pursue the procedure without legal barriers.
Sen. Cavanaugh’s bill proposes free lunch for all Nebraska students, tackling food insecurity and social stigma.
Khalil’s detention raises concerns over Trump’s crackdown on foreign activists through social media monitoring initiatives.
The DHS intelligence unit’s reforms can’t erase its history of politicized targeting and lack of meaningful oversight.
A Texas judge allowed a lawsuit against the FDA’s approval of medication abortion, highlighting judge shopping issues.
In Poole, England, Asda delivery driver Leandro Pinto Dantas saved a woman experiencing diabetic shock, highlighting the importance of intuition and compassion.
Actor Michael Sheen eradicates $1.29M in debt for 900 Welsh individuals, using $129,000 of his own funds to spotlight debt issues and systemic change.
Farmers in Wisconsin express concern over Trump’s federal program changes, fearing impacts on grants and tariffs.
The NC Forest Service bans all open burning starting March 21, due to wildfire risks. Violators face fines.
Union workers protest against USPS privatization, citing potential cost hikes and financial burdens on taxpayers.
Georgia House passes Kemp’s lawsuit reform bill, heading to Senate. Vote was 91-82. Bill limits judgment payouts.
President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, facing opposition from Congress.
Nevada gets a C+ in reproductive health care policy. Lawmakers push bills to boost access and protect providers.
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