Judge orders Trump to temporarily reinstate thousands of fired probationary workers
A federal judge on Thursday night ordered President Donald Trump to temporarily reinstate thousands of probationary employees ...
Judge orders reinstatement of tens of thousands of illegally fired federal workers
U.S. District Judge William Alsup Thursday ordered the Trump administration to reinstate tens of thousands of illegally fired ...
Trump poised to launch new round of layoffs despite setbacks in court
So far, the DOGE effort has produced potential cuts of more than 100,000 jobs across the 2.3 million-member federal civilian ...
California joins 19 Democratic states in suit to stop massive Education Department layoffs
California and other Democratic states allege Trump's cuts amount to an illegal shutdown of the Education Department's ...
US agriculture supply chain to be protected from Chinese Communist Party in Hinson, Ricketts bipartisan bill
Rep. Ashley Hinson and Sen. Pete Ricketts are rolling out a bicameral bill with bipartisan support that would secure ...
New pesticide regulations could force soybean farmers out of the industry in coming years
Doug Rebout, who was elected last month as the president of the Wisconsin Soybean Association, agreed that the EU’s proposed ...
Trump's flurry of Truth Social posts mentions eggs. When will egg prices drop? Latest from USDA
Egg prices continue to run high as poultry stocks continue to be hit with bird flu, but there may be some reprieve despite ...
Cayman Islands Department of Agriculture on alert as bird flu moves across the region
Cayman Islands Department of Agriculture says it is actively monitoring the status of avian influenza after the authorities ...
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‘It’s bad’: How drought, lack of snowpack and federal cuts could spell wildfire disaster in NM
A new national forecast warns that above-normal wildfire risk will exist through most of New Mexico by April. Meanwhile, ...
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Vermont agriculture community reels from federal funding changes
Farmers thrive on predictability,” said Anson Tebbetts, secretary of the Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets. “But we're not in that space right now. So I think everyone is taking it day to day.” ...
In bird flu fight, Agriculture Department almost doubling the $1.1 billion already spent
As bird flu continues to spread, impacting poultry farms and the price of eggs, the Agriculture Department says it's almost doubling the amount spent to combat it.
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Berkshire farmers, food pantries, grapple with the loss of a food access program that the US Agriculture Department is ending
The money flowed from the federal government to the state so farmers could be paid for food to be delivered to food banks and meal kitchens. Now that's over.