Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says beef prices will come down in 2026

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is undergoing significant changes following the recent government shutdown, according to Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins. She emphasized the need for 'right-sizing' within the program, indicating that adjustments are necessary despite the resumption of normal funding. The comments were made during an interview on 'NewsNation Now.'

The Health and Human Services Department released an updated report on pediatric gender-transition medicine, highlighting potential dangers and including external peer reviews. The report aims to assess the lasting impacts of such medical interventions on children, as voiced by RFK Jr., who criticized the practice.

Kosovo lawmakers on Wednesday failed to elect a new government, paving the way for an early election following a monthslong political crisis in the small Balkan nation.

President Donald Trump's plan to help the GOP maintain control of the House of Representatives may backfire, as concerns grow over the implications of his proposals. The strategy, which includes distributing $2,000 tariff rebates, faces skepticism from Senate Republicans worried about increasing national debt. Additionally, Trump's influence within the GOP appears to be waning, with party members pushing for transparency and accountability.

The U.S. stock market is climbing on Wednesday, for now at least, ahead of a couple huge tests for Wall Street.

President Trump's tariffs are beginning to show significant effects, as recent data from the Commerce Department reveals a notable decline in imports and a reduction in the trade deficit. This development indicates that the tariffs are influencing trade dynamics in the United States.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins stated that the prices of nearly all grocery store products are decreasing. This announcement comes during a discussion on American soybean purchases by China and the effects of President Trump's tariffs on the agricultural market. Rollins expressed optimism about the future of grocery prices, suggesting that consumers may soon experience relief from high costs.

New dairy products promising the taste of real milk without the involvement of cows will soon be available in Israel for food service and retail sale. This innovative approach to dairy production aims to meet the growing demand for sustainable and ethical food options. The products are expected to launch in the U.S. next year, reflecting a broader trend towards plant-based and lab-grown alternatives in the food industry.