Energy

There’s a lot cracking in Washington right now, and I’m not just talking about the price of eggs, which have dropped 61% since President Trump took office. Inflation is also scrambling to its lowest level in over four years, and families are finally catching a break at the checkout line.

This week the House passed the budget reconciliation bill, also known as the "One Big Beautiful Bill.” This bill advances many of President Trump’s key agenda items and delivers major wins for the American people.

As Congress continues to craft the reconciliation package, I wanted to update you on what’s happening here in Wisconsin.

We hit a big milestone this week—President Trump's first 100 days back in office—and the progress so far has been remarkable.

It’s NFL Draft week in Green Bay, but Governor Tony Evers is stealing headlines for all the wrong reasons.

This week, House Republicans took the first step to ensure President Trump’s America First agenda is implemented by passing a budget blueprint to kick-start the reconciliation process.

Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Wis., is introducing legislation on Thursday, shared first with Fox News Digital, to end federal funding of renewable subsidies for wind and solar development on agricultural lands. The bill, titled the Future Agriculture Retention and Management (FARM) Act, would not prevent developers from building wind turbines or solar panels, but rather end the use of federal funds to encourage such projects.