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Strawberry Moon 2026: Date, time, meaning and why June's full Moon will look bigger than usualStrawberry Moon 2026: Skywatchers are in for a treat as the Strawberry Moon graces the night sky on June 29, 2026. While not red, this full...- Pentagon seeks $80 billion from Congress for Iran warThe Pentagon is seeking an additional $80 billion, primarily for the ongoing conflict with Iran, adding to President Trump's substantial de...
- Maine sex scandal, Trump's sway: What to watch in Tuesday's US primariesVoters in Maine, South Carolina, Nevada, and North Dakota cast ballots today. Key races include a Democratic Senate primary in Maine where ...
- Will dal derail deal? New irritant looms over India-US trade talksIndia-US trade deal: US senators are urging Trump to push India to remove tariffs on American pulse exports. This demand touches upon India...
- India-US trade deal: US lawmakers urge President Trump to seek lower Indian tariffs on pulse crops in BTA talksAmerican lawmakers have asked President Trump to seek better terms for pulse crops in trade talks with India. They state that Indian tariff...
- China’s soybean feud with Trump leaves US farmers with huge crops and few buyersThis trade war tactic by Beijing squeezes American agriculture, a key Trump constituency. Farmers, feeling like collateral damage, worry ab...
- Soy Wars: Trump takes on Xi as China’s ban leaves US farmers stuck with mountains of beansChina's sudden halt in soybean imports, a key U.S. export, is causing alarm among American farmers as prices collapse and storage overflows...
- Trump to meet Xi Jinping in four weeks; says Chinese President using soy as negotiation tacticPresident Trump stated soybeans will be a major discussion point with Chinese President Xi Jinping in four weeks, accusing China of not buy...
- Karoline Leavitt steps away from White House? Trump's 'superstar' showcases stylish weekend getawayWhite House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt shared personal moments on Instagram, including family time with her son Niko and husband Nich...
- Bird Flu jumps species in the U.S.: Scientists alarmed as virus spreads to cats, cows. Are humans next?A new strain of avian flu, H5N1, has spread to dairy cows and domestic cats in the U.S., with a dairy worker in Nevada testing positive for...
- US farms in trouble? Falling crop prices, and diminishing incomes summing up to a potentially biggest farm recession in American historyAgricultural yields are currently in trouble, based on the latest agro practices in the United States, which are already letting a farm rec...
- Climate change poses a real trade-off in sustainable resource management — India faces this with the use of water now: Charles A. TaylorGenerally, as places become higher income, two forces are at work. First, the relative returns to non-agricultural work increase — so, peop...
- Heat, war and export bans: Global food threats are on the riseThis week, top rice exporter India banned some shipments of the commodity – a staple for about half of the world’s population — to keep dom...
- From India to France, wheat crops are coming under threat everywhereWheat is hardy and its vast geographical spread typically means shortages in one place can be filled from elsewhere. But the litany of chal...
- Corn futures retreat on profit-taking, still end up 12% for weekThe risk of frost damage to Brazil's second corn crop, already hurt by drought, helped fanned corn supply fears this week.
- Corn weathers climate swings and trade warThe big number sent prices lower and angered farmers, who thought the figure must have been overstated.
- Trade wars cost U.S., China billions of dollars each in 2018The U.S. and Chinese economies each lose about $2.9 billion annually due to Beijing's tariffs on soybeans, corn, wheat and sorghum alone, s...
- Indian appetites are changing US crop mixIndia, an emerging buyer with a huge appetite for pulses, is beginning to assert itself on the world food market.
- Global food stocks falling as drought withers cropsStockpiles of the biggest crops will decline for a third year as drought parches fields across three continents, raising food-import costs.
- Market pros have a go at corn as price takes a hitCorn investors are gleeful about the first bear market in two years. Goldman Sachs Group predicts a rebound that will turn $10 million into...
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