Raphael Warnock: “We have lost 90 percent of black farmers over the years, and that is a critical loss.”

We don’t have to imagine. We are seeing it in real time, and everyday people, as a result of that, are struggling—struggling to buy groceries, struggling to buy gas, struggling to buy their kids back-to-school supplies.

After a natural disaster, the last thing Georgians should have to worry about is if their water is safe to drink.

Data center developers across the country are not operating in partnership with communities, and that’s why everyday citizens on both sides of the aisle are rightly and equally concerned about this.

Today’s Agriculture Committee markup was a missed opportunity to advance a bipartisan Farm Bill that supports farmers and families.