The bill, which also boosts commodity farm subsidies, is now headed to the House, where it’s still unclear if Republicans have the votes to pass it.

As lawmakers debate SNAP benefits, experts fear the shifts will squander money and increase hunger for millions of people.

Bayer will have to wait until the fall to find out if the court will hear its Roundup case, and the pork industry loses another Prop. 12 battle.

EWG President Ken Cook called the move a “stunning reversal of the campaign promises Trump and RFK Jr. made to their MAHA followers.” ...

These neighborhoods continue to grapple with a legacy of redlining, with impacts that persist today—from a scarcity of grocery stores to a lack of tree cover (and resulting “heat island” effect) to ...

Amid ongoing grant cancellations and funding freezes, the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative appears to be continuing as usual.

At our latest virtual salon, our team discussed the evolution of the Tracker, a running report on federal food and agricultural actions.

A new office will speed up farmer applications, but worker groups say that means protections are needed more than ever.