Food

This week’s guest is Brennan Duckett, Director of Technology & Innovation Policy at the National Restaurant Association. We look at data privacy – especially with regard to how merchants collect

Rep. Kupper Warns Hobbs and Mayes That Withholding SNAP Data Could Jeopardize Federal Funding Arizona State Representative Nick Kupper is urging Governor Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Kris Mayes to

A Three-Day Harvest Gathering, Not “Thanksgiving” The event we now call the “First Thanksgiving” was a three-day harvest celebration in the fall of 1621 shared by the Plymouth colonists and

New FeedTN.org Platform Connects Families to Food, Volunteers, and Support Tennessee officials are urging residents to step up for one another as the ongoing Democrat-led federal government shutdown threatens critical

After weeks of uncertainty surrounding the future of Kentucky’s senior meal program, officials have announced that funding will be restored following sustained public concern and calls from legislators for swift

As part of our ongoing Wellness Series with health and wellness expert Heather Jenkins, Think American News continues its four-week Fall Recipe Series — created to help readers embrace the

The first weekend of September has arrived, and with it comes that perfect early-fall energy. The air is still warm, the days are just long enough, and the calendar is

A slice of Wisconsin’s dairy history has officially been preserved for generations to come. The Wisconsin Historical Society announced that Widmer’s Cheese Cellars in Theresa, Dodge County, was added to

If you’re looking to make the most of Labor Day weekend (Friday–Monday, Aug. 29–Sep. 1, 2025), the U.S. is basically one giant choose-your-own-adventure. Think mountain-town premieres, fair-food on a stick,

For more than four decades, the University of Minnesota’s Farm Family Recognition Program has celebrated the families whose dedication to agriculture sustains both the land and their communities. Since 1979,