(WFSB) -Two federal judges have ruled the Trump administration must continue to fund SNAP benefits to millions of Americans, a major development as roughly 360,000 people in Connecticut rely on SNAP.

Blue Jays' John Schneider delivers bold statement on beatdown of Dodgers Grammy winner Nelly Furtado quits performing for ...

Soybeans (ZS=F) have become a contentious factor in US-China trade talks after the latter placed 20% tariffs on US soybeans. This comes as President Trump considers a $10 billion bailout for American ...

Alabama leaders are reacting following news that the Colorado Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against the Trump ...

Trump's 48-hour deadline for Hamas to return hostages' remains prompts action, with Israel and the US pushing for serious ...

Senator Dylan Roberts, Chair of the Senate Agriculture & Natural Resources Committee and Representative Karen McCormick, Chair of the House Agriculture, Water & Natural Resources Committee, today ...

The Trump administration has unilaterally cancelled more than a dozen existing or planned flight routes between the United ...

Officials from across the Rio Grande Valley are reacting to a federal order impacting the McAllen International Airport. On Tuesday, U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary Sean P. Duffy ...

American farmers welcomed China’s promise to buy some of their soybeans, but they cautioned this won’t solve all their problems as they continue to deal with soaring prices for fertilizer, tractors, ...

The news that scores of federal agents would be descending on the Bay Area immediately drew condemnation from elected ...