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A U.S. government annual report now estimates that Social Security trust funds will be exhausted in 2033, three years earlier than projected a year....More
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Billionaire T. Boone Pickens — who comes across as a worldly-wise, aw shucks fella you’d like have a cold one with and listen to his war stories....More
The United States Department of Labor was correct in reversing its decision to impose severe restrictions on the tasks young people may perform on....More
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Legislators considering significant cuts in farm program benefits, including slashing funding for federal crop insurance, would do well to think....More
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At a recent national meeting of state departments of agriculture, “there was a lot of talk about tough times in agriculture” — budget cuts for farm....More
