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Amid drought and flood disasters, inaction on restoring soil health is increasingly leaving farmland waterlogged and heat-cracked.

This week’s indictment of a social media content firm shows how it’s getting easier and easier for Russia to influence U.S. elections.

The vice president inherited a campaign that was in danger of falling off a cliff with Latino voters.

Europe’s top pork-producing region is ground zero for intensive systems that devour scarce water and cause nitrate pollution.

European farmers say the legislation will saddle them with more obligations that they can ill afford.

A new bill would force Beijing-based ByteDance to sell TikTok or face a ban on U.S. app stores.

New rules on gene-edited seeds could pave way for half a dozen big suppliers to strengthen their market domination.

Drone armies, expanded overtime pay and over-the-counter birth control pills are just some of the new things Biden has ushered in as president that you might not have heard about.

Flemish farmers drink morning beers on Place du Luxembourg as food producers rage about green tape from Brussels.

Brussels’ bid to fast-track looser rules for new genetically engineered plants is showing fractures, as more questions than answers arise.

Despite pledging to ban the herbicide, France abstained in an EU vote, meaning it will survive at least another 10 years.

Unless a fragile liberal and left-wing coalition can stop them.

The European Parliament’s farmer-packed agriculture committee is hindering a push for environmental sustainability and consumer interests.

The state visit was postponed 6 months ago over riots linked to the French pensions reforms.

The former president is more organized than ever, Democrats say, and would pose a formidable challenge in a general election.

The European Commission’s proposal to legalize lab-tweaked crops pits Big Agri against environmental campaigners and small farmers.

Copa-Cogeca claims to speak for all farmers. Critics say it only represents large enterprises.

Germany is pushing forward with recreational legalization, but most countries are taking a more cautious approach.

French Green Benoît Biteau says the bloc should go full steam ahead to its climate goals amid a global food crisis.

The only question is how strictly they’ll be regulated.

Many households face the grim choice between keeping their houses warm and protecting their health this winter.