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Apr 5, 2021 President Biden has asked his Education Secretary to investigate whether he can cancel student loan debt by Executive Order. "I understand the impact of debt," he told CNN in February. He apparently is nervous about cancelling debt for those who went to Ivy League schools though and has said publicly the Government should not cancel those loans. As I have said many times, each President takes more power to the Executive and no matter what our politics, we should all be concerned about this trend. So what do you think? Would you support the cancelling of student loans by Executive ...

Apr 1, 2021 President Biden has now unveiled his latest $2.3 Trillion spending plans to improve the infrastructure of the United States. There's a problem however. Only $650 Billion is actually for roads and bridges with the rest including a big ole $80 Billion check to Amtrak, retrofitting hospitals, homes and other buildings in an "environmentally friendly" way, expanding Medicaid ($400 Billion) and then we will use yet more Billions to permanently cap some oil and gas wells. Having said all of that, let's talk about earmarks. Earmarks are making a return after the GOP House members recent...

By Sue Danielson Apr 1, 2021 (Ames, IA) -- Iowa State University Ag Econ Professor Chad Hart is projecting continued strong prices for corn and soybeans, even if U.S. farmers put more acres into production. Corn and soybean prices are up abuoat 50-percent over the past few years. “Nationwide, what we’re going to see is farmers throughout the country planting more crops, more corn and soybeans,” Hart said. “ Farmers are using more farmland this year for crops than they have the past few.” Hart says he expects Iowa's corn and soybean acres to remain stable, but other states cou...

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