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Sessions presses USDA for info on non-citizen food stamp use, participation rates

Obama’s popular Secretary of Agriculture will not replace Tom Harkin

About 1.63 million non-citizens living legally in the US collect food-stamp benefits

Agriculture Secretary: ‘It’s not surprising that some youngsters will, in the middle of the day, be hungry’

The Hatch Act bans campaign activity by federal employees

The forest planning rule will encourage forest restoration and watershed protection

Agencies that oversaw the venture defended their roles

Breitbart defiantly dismisses the suit as ‘transparent effort to chill his constitutionally protected free speech’

There’s no reason for the government to be in the broadband business.

The nation’s biggest farm lobbying group supports a balanced budget. Just don’t ask its members where the government should trim agriculture spending

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J. Dudley Butler, an Obama administration appointee, is using his position to enrich himself.

The Obama administration’s plan for renewable fuel standards will do little to help America’s problem with greenhouse gas emissions

Department acted swiftly to remove Shirley Sherrod, against her protests; tried to let story die quickly

Republicans Michele Bachmann, Steve King, and Bob Goodlatte say as much as 80% of claims by 94,000 farmers could be fraudulent

Dems remind constituents of how often they’ve brought home the bacon

What Shirley Sherrod and Elin Nordegren have in common.

At the height of the race controversy, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack offered his resignation to President Obama

Fired USDA employee Shirley Sherrod announced at the National Association of Black Journalists convention that she plans to sue conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart

Things haven’t been going well for Democrats lately