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Zach Lahn Is MAHA’s Great Farm Country Hope. Is He the Populist Hero He Claims to Be?

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By Teresa Cotsirilos Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
Editor’s Note: When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. jumped on Donald Trump’s bandwagon in 2024, he brought with him the wellness-obsessed, vaccine-rejecting, food label-reading Make America Healthy Again voters who’ve been credited with helping Trump take back the White House. But there are signs that the MAHA–MAGA alliance is wearing thin, from squabbles over inaction to a tense standoff over regulating the herbicide glyphosate.
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Expanding H-2A farmworker program could increase health, safety risks

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By Teresa Cotsirilos Verified
| Kiowa County Press Verified
© iStock - Pashalgnatov (Wyoming News Service) Click play to listen to this article. Shortly after Gustavo started working as a sheepherder in Cokeville, Wyoming, he says his boss took his passport. Over the years that followed, he and his brother, Iván, herded up to 2,000 sheep through the state’s remote mountains. All the while, they told me in 2023, the rancher stole their wages, deprived them of food and water, and shot more than one of their dogs in front of them.
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Expanding H-2A farmworker program could increase health, safety risks

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By Teresa Cotsirilos Verified
| North Carolina State News.Net
By Teresa Cotsirilos for the Food and Environment Reporting Network. Broadcast version by Eric Galatas for Wyoming News Service reporting for the the Food and Environment Reporting Network and The Nation-Public News Service Collaboration Shortly after Gustavo started working as a sheepherder in Cokeville, Wyoming, he says his boss took his passport. Over the years that followed, he and his brother, Iván, herded up to 2,000 sheep through the state’s remote mountains.
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