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We need the American church to rise up and speak out in defense of America. And if a pastor cannot see, or does not care that they are using our White House to mock Christ to our faces, then I urge church attendees to find another church.

Today’s Week of the Young Child theme is Tasty Tuesday. We’ll take this opportunity to highlight childhood nutrition and the importance of consistent and healthy meals because after all, a hungry child cannot learn. And don’t forget to read below to find out today’s public Pre-K raffle winner! The state of Maine has a number … Continue reading Week of the Young Child: Tasty Tuesday

Tennessee lawmakers have sent the governor a bill designed to allow schools to serve whole milk. The bill could set up a legal fight with USDA.

The Missouri House heard Sen. Andrew Koenig's omnibus education bill. Parents and education advocates raised concerns about funding and curriculum.

Only nine states offer universal free school lunch. A Republican congressional caucus wants to make free school lunch need based.

As animal farming becomes more controversial, and concerns about pandemics intensify, a federal government initiative to track the interstate movement of every head of cattle and bison may well make matters worse.

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Senators’ concerns about the growing number of Asians selling fruits and vegetables at roadside markets and stalls, especially on the westside of Tu

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Senators vented their frustration and dissatisfaction with the amount of time it is taking to complete the construction of the new Fono building and the e

Harrisburg, Pa. — The Departments of Human Services and Education have announced that the Commonwealth will operate the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (Summer-EBT) program this summer.

Oklahoma, one of the worst states in the country for child hunger, has rejected a federal program that would have provided food for low-income children over the summer.The summer EBT benefits program launched nationwide in 2023, after being pilot-tested for a few years. Under the program, eligible families would have received $40 per eligible child, per month, in the form of a pre-loaded card that can be used to buy groceries. The benefits work in conjunction with other food aid programs such as