Kennedy Jr., signed three new food choice waivers to Make America Healthy Again. The signed waivers will amend the statutory definition of food for purchase for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs (SNAP) in Arkansas,

Former MLBer Jimmy Rollins raises alarm over the Boston Red Sox's struggles amid their disappointing 2025 season.

Rep. Shontel Brown pressed USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins on factual errors in the Make America Healthy Again report and the delayed release of an agriculture trade report. Brown emphasized the need for scientific accuracy and transparency,

Indiana ag leaders were in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to meet with Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins. Representatives from AgriNovus, Beck’s, Corteva, Elanco, Purdue University, and the Indiana State Departme

Jimmy Rollins 'Not Even Sweating' Phillies' Recent Struggles originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Despite their extra inning victory Monday night, the Philadelphia Phillies have not been looking like a World Series team lately. The Fightins have dropped nine of their last 11 games with an offense that has seemingly lost its punch.

U. S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins signed three waivers on Tuesday for Arkansas, Idaho and Utah food stamp programs, preventing “sugary drinks” such as sodas and energy drinks from being included in the federally funded food program.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins and Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. signed three new food choice waivers for the Supplemental Nutrition

More shocking than anything that transpired during the advertised matches at Money in the Bank 2025 was R-Truth's shocking return to WWE—less than a week removed from the announcement of his pending departure.

Rollins, Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed came to SmackDown to improve Rollins' chances of winning Money in the Bank. Rollins' stable accomplished this by systematically attacking half of the superstars in the men's ladder match.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins defended her record at a wide-ranging hearing that touched on trade, personnel reductions at USDA, and cuts to nutrition programs. She argued USDA had become bloated during the Biden administration but is now adequately staffed.