TrumpViral editorial illustrationOn Wednesday, September 30, 2026, the President signed into law: S. 2398, the “Kay Hagan Tick Reauthorization Act,” which reauthorizes through Fiscal Year 2030, activities to address vector-borne diseases.
Editorial illustrationLIVEFrom the misty evergreens of the Pacific Northwest to the hardwood ridges of Appalachia, America’s forests are among our Nation’s greatest natural treasures. During National Forest Products Week, we renew our commitment to conserving these incredible landscapes and responsibly harnessing their abundance to sustain households, strengthen American jobs and industry, and secure lasting prosperity for generations to come. The woodlands of America helped build our Nation from the ground up, giving generations of citizens the resources to raise homes, establish businesses, and pursue their dreams. That proud tradition continues today in our logging, forestry, manufacturing, and construction industries, where the bounty of our land meets the skill and resolve of our people in communities across our country. As President, I am committed to supporting these vital industries and continuing to drive economic growth. Last year, I was proud to sign two Executive Orders to increase domestic timber supply and reduce reliance on imports from foreign markets. As a result, over half a billion dollars in new domestic industry investments were announced, annual industry earnings have increased by over $5,600, and…
Editorial illustrationLIVEToday, President Donald J. Trump returns to Kansas to showcase his proven record of results that put Kansas workers, families, seniors, farmers, and communities first. Under the leadership of President Trump and Republicans, Kansans are benefiting from historic tax relief, surging private investment and job creation, stronger rural healthcare, major support for farmers and ranchers, and new investments in the state’s military installations. President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts are putting real money back in the pockets of Kansas workers, families, and seniors. No Tax on Social Security: Approximately 500,000 Kansas seniors benefit from the new senior deduction, with the average senior expected to pay zero federal taxes on Social Security benefits. Bigger Refunds: Kansas taxpayers saw average refunds of $3,453 in 2026. Protecting Jobs and Wages: The Working Families Tax Cuts safeguarded 53,000 Kansas jobs, $10 billion in state GDP, and $5 billion in workers’ wages. President Trump is delivering targeted resources to expand care in Kansas’s rural communities. Rural Health Transformation: Kansas secured $222 million in first-year funding from the Working Families Tax Cuts’ Rural Health Transformation Program…