Legislation aims to protect U.S. food supply by saving pollinators
Bees and other pollinators are on the decline across the country.
Critics say Nebraska Opportunity Scholarships Act is unfair
Offering tax credits for scholarships to private schools has been a controversial issue.
Secretary won’t say whether Trump can access Colorado ballot
(Colorado Newsline) The Colorado secretary of state declined to say whether she will grant ballot access to former President Donald Trump, who is running for president in 2024.
“We are going to officially decline to comment at this time,” Annie Orloff, spokesperson for Democratic Secretary Jena Griswold, said in response to an inquiry from Colorado Newsline.
In Colorado the secretary of state has authority over the ballot qualification process.
Dear Dietitian - Can sugary drinks and juices increase cancer risks
The US Dietary Guidelines recommend limiting added sugar to 10 percent of total calories.
Bipartisan bill aims to keep U.S. in NATO
A new bill would prohibit future presidents from trying withdraw from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Summer free meals for kids program in full swing
Summer meal sites include schools, nonprofits, libraries, recreation centers, places of worship, universities, and other community-focused organizations.
How climate change intensifies the water cycle, fueling extreme rainfall and flooding
A number of factors are intensifying the water cycle.
U.S. House Oversight Committee announces gas stove hearing
House lawmakers passed the "Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act" with bipartisan support.
Talk of Social Security cuts in D.C. renews longstanding concerns
(Wisconsin News Connection) There is renewed debate in Congress over the future of programs like Social Security and Medicare, and advocacy groups are worried potential cuts are surfacing again.
