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Meat and dairy markets especially impacted

I thought I’d write about Congressional dysfunction this week, then Hamas launched its surprise attack against Israel, and suddenly, we were staring at an unplanned new season of “Stranger Things.”

The federal government machine has only enough quarters to keep food safety functioning for another month. And was it as simple as putting quarters in a

The United States remains the largest funder of the United Nations today and another $5 billion has been requested to fund UN operations in 2017. The U.S. Department of State has requested $3.9 billion to fund the United Nations and “international organizations” which partially funds the full $5 billion requested by the United Nations and […]

2023 farm bill prospects dim with Congress mired in tense partisanship and upheaval.

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A harmful, anti-immigrant agenda overshadows spending negotiations, as some lawmakers seek to attach harmful immigration measures to these critical bills.

Collins: “Israel has every right to defend itself”

The recent sense of doom on Ukraine aid should not be overdone. There are good reasons to believe Congress will agree on a substantial package before the year’s end.

2023 farm bill prospects dim with Congress mired in tense partisanship and upheaval.