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South Carolina will be hit especially hard because it was one of the states that benefitedthe most from the subsidies, which 97 percent of the 630,000 who had coverage last year received.
“If you want a policy outcome, shutting the government down is not the way to get that policy outcome,” Graham said, adding there are three Democrats who could help get a package passed this week.
Soybeans are the state’s largest crop by acreage, primarily grown in the Pee Dee region. But uncertainty lingers about the profitability growing soybeans.
The federal government shutdown, which started on Oct. 1, has made November’s SNAP funds uncertain.
Records obtained by The Post and Courier reveal a massive public pressure campaign from donors, alumni and parents to fire three staff over their social media posts.
Republicans in Texas and Democrats in California are moving to redraw their congressional district lines to be pro or con President Donald Trump. South Carolina could be next.
After nearly blowing up President Donald Trump's "one big, beautiful bill"in budget talks, U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman paved the way for legislation that will dramatically reshape U.S. domestic policy.
BMW Manufacturing doubled down on electric vehicle plans for the future,touting its economic development record in South Carolina despite a recent attack by a White House official on national TV.
Rural maternity care closures come as women in America have seen reproductive health care take centerstage on political campaign trails, in the halls of Congress and on the floors of state legislatures.
Thousands of farmers faced discrimination from USDA. Nearly 50 years later, the federal government has sought to make it right.
For as long as most people can remember, voters in Clarendon County cast a ballot for Democrats to represent them on County Council, the Statehouse, Congress and the White House. That changed in 2020. Will it happen again in 2024?
Immigration once was a regional issue, mostly concentrated in states along the U.S.-Mexico border. But this election year, the immigrants who make up nearly one in six of the nation’s residents have put down roots in every state. Immigration is a top issue for South Carolina voters.
Norman, a 70-year-old real estate developer, is viewed in his central South Carolina congressional district for being active, accessible and a champion for hardline conservative causes without apology. A statewide run could be in his future.
The Greenville News and Furman University investigated the dynamics of progress. We found a pattern along racial lines, powered by wealth barriers.