Trump Reneges on Social Security Promise
March 4, 2025
Trump’s administration plans cuts to the Social Security Administration, despite campaign promises to protect funding.
Trump’s administration plans cuts to the Social Security Administration, despite campaign promises to protect funding.
The dismantling of USAID programs under the Trump administration jeopardizes small-scale farmers’ livelihoods, impacts market stability, and risks long-term agricultural decline.
Recent cuts to USAID funding, initiated in 2025, threaten American agricultural stability, risking innovation and ceding influence to global rivals.
Buying produce locally can be romantic and practical. CSA farms offer community connections and stable prices, say farmers.
Megan Gherrity loves teaching prekindergarten but had to work multiple jobs due to low wages. Her situation improved after her husband’s promotion. Gov. Shapiro’s $55 million proposal aims to raise early education wages, addressing job shortages.
John Kelly anticipates a surge in pantry demand amid potential SNAP cuts, with resources already stretched thin.
President Trump has paused tariff threats on Canadian and Mexican imports; potential gas price hikes are analyzed.
Sen. Yakawich emphasizes supporting the middle class with SB 203, aiming to adjust tax brackets for Montana’s earners.
Ford CEO Jim Farley warns that Trump’s tariffs and EV tax credit rollbacks could disrupt supply chains, raise costs, and put U.S. auto jobs at risk.
Michael Howard of Howard Family Designs faces raising prices due to tariffs on Canadian wood imports affecting costs.
Tariffs are taxes placed on imported goods, serving as a tool for governments to manage trade and shield domestic industries from foreign competition.
Trump’s new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China spark backlash, with warnings of increased consumer costs and tensions.
