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In an industry that operates at the mercy of Mother Nature and the markets, the last thing farming families like mine - and the thousands more represented by the Modern Ag Alliance - need ...

Unless you're an industry analyst or work at the Surface Transportation Board (STB), you likely did not notice this week's one-two punch which knocked the wind out of proposals for merging ...

It's back-to-school season, which means renewed rhetoric from equity boosters lamenting insufficient public education funding and the "digital divide" betwee ...

Bankers are relentless in their efforts to tear credit unions down. The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA), in a new "report", claimed that credit unions harm communities. And ...

Small businesses are the engine of the American economy. The vast majority - 99.9 percent of all businesses in America - are small businesses, and 98 percent have less than 100 employees.

America is about to run up on the anniversary of the first votes being cast in the 2024 election, a contest in which lingering ire over high inflation scuppered Kamala Harris' chances. A year on ...

China's just released Opinions on Deeply Implementing the "Artificial Intelligence Plus" Action emphasizes embedding AI into daily life, government, products, manufacturing, and soci ...

The Charlie Kirk tragedy again reminds me of how similar our current times are to the late 1960s. Then, we were getting ever more deeply involved in the Vietnam War. Today, the same pivotal questions ...

My daughters pressured me into getting tickets to the Netflix hit movie KPop Demon Hunters recently. I was not very excited about going to it and expected to be annoyed by all the teenage girls singin ...

In the global race to reduce plastic pollution, manage packaging waste, and create new jobs in the process, the United States risks falling behind - not because of a lack of innovation, but because of ...