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Good afternoon and welcome, everybody. We are in for certainly an important and informative discussion. Im the president and ceo of the u. S. Global leadership coalition. U. S. Glc is really honored to cohost todays event. I want to welcome a very special guest, ivanka trump and us aid administrator mark green. Todays Program Marks the first public event in the u. S. Of Womens Global Development and prosperity initiative. Today youll hear more about the launch of wgdp fund. This is an opportunit...

Were going to go right here, taking the podium to make another push to make his economic agenda move forward. The white house is saying the president will take on the latest development in congress. The house at to take a bit measure to give the goahead for a lawsuit against president. At issue is if president obama overstepped his constitutional duties by making changes to Health Care Law without congressional approval. Republicans with some constitutional scholars believe he did but democrats ...

Finding everything you need at the grocery store is no longer an easy feat, thanks to several persistent supply chain issues.

Drought imperils Texas farmers ability to breed cattle. Hurricanes threaten Floridas iconic citrus. Experts tie the troubles to climate change.

Drought imperils Texas farmers ability to breed cattle. Hurricanes threaten Floridas iconic citrus. Experts tie the troubles to climate change.

From Hurricanes Fiona and Ian to flooding in eastern Kentucky and a record-dry summer as the western United States entered its 22nd year of a once-in-a-millennium megadrought, the United States has already experienced over a dozen major weather catastrophes, with setbacks surpassing $1 billion.

Crops are struggling to grow – and produce the same yields – as they would under normal weather conditions

Growers in parts of Polk, Highlands, Hardee and DeSoto counties report that Ian claimed from 50 to 90 percent of their citrus crops. Before the storm, the state’s citrus harvest was already expected to be the lowest since 1935.

The climate crisis could force grocery bills even higher, as drought in California and Hurricane Ian in Florida have damaged crops of fruits and vegetables, Reuters reported Monday. 

Farmers across the state face major losses. Gov. DeSantis has approved a program granting money to small businesses, including farmers.