climate change, USDA and Trump

Donald Trump broke the law by removing climate change references from USDA websites, lawsuit alleges
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Groups sue Trump’s USDA over purge of climate change records
Farmers Sue Agriculture Department Over 'Purge' of Climate Information
USDA restores $19 million in HBCU scholarships after judge blocks Trump order
Trump administration restores HBCU 1890 funding after pause
Days after Donald Trump's Administration cut off the 1890 Scholars Program, HBCU students may once again apply for it. The program gives students from rural and underserved communities a chance to study food,
FAMU among land-grant HBCUs affected by USDA's suspended 1890 Scholars Program
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Trump Agriculture pick confirmed as president racks up Cabinet wins
President Donald Trump secured two more Cabinet confirmations on Thursday, including his pick to lead the Department of Agriculture (USDA), Brooke Rollins. Rollins was easily confirmed by the ...
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Ivanhoe farmers market was 'part of the solution' for food insecurity. Then Trump canceled its grant
The Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council in Kansas City recently learned its three-year, $165,000 grant from the USDA to expand its farmers market had been revoked because of President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting diversity and environmental justice programs.
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A Post By A MAGA Supporter Who Said They Were Laid Off Because Of Trump's Cuts Is Going Mega-Viral
"Each time I voted for you, it was because I knew you'd make things right and you'd fix the wrongs. I'm counting on you now to make this right too."
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Senate confirms Brooke Rollins, longtime Trump ally, as agriculture secretary
Brooke Rollins, a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, was confirmed on Thursday by the Senate as the agriculture secretary. Rollins, 52, was confirmed by a vote of 72-28. As head of the United States Department of Agriculture, Rollins will lead a ...
You’re …rehired? What we know about who is exempt from Donald Trump's mass firings
The trend echoes the priorities that Trump outlined in a Feb. 11 executive order on workforce efficiency, which said that agency heads were allowed to exempt "any position they deem necessary to meet national security, homeland security, or public safety responsibilities" from a future layoff plan.
Firings of some federal workers should be halted, watchdog recommends
Hampton Dellinger, the head of the independent Office of Special Counsel whom President Donald Trump has tried to oust but a judge has temporarily kept in place, said the firings are likely illegal