On this Thanksgiving Day, let’s not fail to appreciate our nation and our people.

Finally, President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are going to sit down to dinner in Buenos Aires and try to end the tariff war.

This summer, the U.S. House and Senate passed their versions of the 2018 Farm Bill.

Some good news – President Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 Summit in Buenos Aires in November.

When President Trump announced a new trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, he said: “It is a very big deal for farmers."

I want to talk about a frog today, but before the frog hops up on the table – just a few words on the subject of trade.

Congress is in the midst of updating, as it does about every five years, the so-called farm bill, our nation’s comprehensive agricultural and food policy.

Vladimir Putin of Russia wants to raise the age for his citizens to receive retirement benefits.

I’m going to focus on some different issues today. Trade is in the spotlight.

The Senate got off to a resounding bipartisan start to its farm bill debate, voting 89-3 on a procedural motion for the legislation that would maintain the structure of the 2014 farm law while preserving a range of programs that are on the verge of running out of money and legalizing the production of industrial hemp.