The first of three ships carrying food, medical supplies, solar panels, and other humanitarian aid arrived in Cuba on Tuesday, three days behind schedule, as the island grapples with a worsening economic and energy crisis. The vessel, named Granma 2.0 after the yacht that carried Fidel Castro from Mexico to Cuba in 1956, was accompanied […]

The Department of Agriculture has cut a program worth roughly $300 million that supported nonprofit groups and tribal groups in helping farmers purchase land. The program, which provided grants to organizations assisting underserved farmers with land access, was canceled as part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion […]

Washington Examiner columnist Guy Benson said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is “looking over his shoulder” to not upset his voter base when making statements on Iran. Schumer got into a heated exchange with MS Now’s Joe Scarborough when asked if it’s good that Iran’s military infrastructure has been degraded in the U.S.’s conflict […]

Justice Brett Kavanaugh voiced concern over how the border “metering” policy at the center of Supreme Court arguments on Tuesday could give people who cross into the United States illegally an advantage over those who seek asylum at ports of entry. The justices heard arguments in Noem v. Al Otro Lado, a case that looks […]