Trump’s Grant Cuts Impact Wisconsin Farmers, Communities
June 3, 2025
Kat Becker and fellow Wisconsin farmers advocate for restoring a cut program that linked local farms with food pantries.
Kat Becker and fellow Wisconsin farmers advocate for restoring a cut program that linked local farms with food pantries.
The Supreme Court may rule on Trump’s tariffs under IEEPA, testing presidential power and the major questions doctrine with major economic effects.
International travel to the USA is declining during Trump’s second term, with notable drops in Canadian and European visitors.
Wisconsin moms warn of a child care crisis as cuts in funding threaten careers and economic stability, impacting kids’ growth.
Lucy Hurst, a 64-year-old nursing home worker in Scranton, faces uncertainty as Medicaid cuts threaten health services.
President Trump issued 143 executive orders in the first 100 days targeting education, gun safety, tariffs, and more.
Rite Aid stores may close or change ownership soon due to another bankruptcy. Bare shelves may become more common.
After a five-year pause starting in the pandemic, financial penalties return for student loan borrowers in default.
Abby Weaver, owner of Pressed Coffee and Books, faces challenges from climate change and tariffs impacting her business.
President Trump issued 143 executive orders in the first 100 days of his second term, impacting education, gun laws, and more.
As summer nears, Michigan faces a decline in Canadian visitors due to strained US-Canada relations under Trump’s term.
Austin and Hannah McCourt’s coffee shop faces challenges from Trump’s tariffs, impacting small businesses amidst import hurdles.
