Every time an American family sits down to a bowl of fresh salad or a plate of sliced fruit, they are placing trust in a system most of them never think about — a web of public health workers, labs, and federal programs quietly watching the food supply for signs of danger. That system has a significant gap in it right now, and families across the country are feeling the consequences.

Among the most majestic works of God's hand, the gray whale — a creature that endured Ice Ages and was carried through the brink of extinction by whaling — is now washing ashore dead in numbers scientists have never before recorded. And the cause points back to the warming climate.

A year after US aid cuts hit PEPFAR, mission hospitals in Kenya and Zambia are losing the staff who deliver HIV medication to the rural poor — and doctors worry patients will quietly fall through the cracks. Slightly longer alternative: The drugs still arrive, but the outreach workers who deliver them to remote villages don't. A look at how US foreign aid cuts are playing out for HIV patients across rural Kenya and Zambia, one year later. Let me know which you'd like in the p

For three years, American families watched egg prices climb to levels that turned a breakfast staple into a budget headache. Many assumed it was the bird flu wiping out flocks and squeezing supply. But federal and state investigators now say something else was happening behind the scenes — and it's going to cost some of the country's biggest egg producers millions of dollars and tens of millions of eggs.

For decades, the world has been winning a slow, hard-fought battle against HIV/AIDS — saving millions of lives and giving countless families hope. But a new United Nations report warns that progress built over 30 years is now in serious danger of slipping away.

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Trump's administration blocks reports predicting a farm trade deficit, raising concerns about transparency and policy impacts.

Mortgage rates remain high at 6.63%, inflation persists, and new tariffs drive up costs, making homeownership and everyday essentials less a

New U.S. tariffs on Canadian energy may raise gas prices, heating bills, and goods costs—impacting families, workers, and businesses.

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