Latest from Savannah Peters

• Jun 30, 2025

  President Trump’s deportation agenda leaves farms scrambling for harvesters

  

  With many workers staying home, farmers are worried about how to get crops off the fields.

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• Jun 26, 2025

  Latest time use survey shows Americans are spending more time at home

  

  Just 30% of respondents did some form of socializing on an average day in 2024 — down 8% from a decade ago.

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• Jun 26, 2025

  Trump administration aims to close Job Corps centers that house and train disadvantaged youth

  

  The program is relatively expensive but serves a demographic with few options.

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• Jun 25, 2025

  Indigenous silversmiths struggle amid surging silver prices and spending pullback

  

  Silversmithing is a traditional artform and a livelihood for Indigenous artists across the southwestern U.S.

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• Jun 25, 2025

  Three years after Roe v. Wade was struck down, abortion funds face a financial squeeze

  

  Grassroots abortion funds provide financial aid to help people travel to states where abortion is still legal. Demand is rising, but donations aren’t always keeping up.

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• Jun 16, 2025

  Just who is the target market for Trump's 'gold card' visa?

  

  The Trump administration says that for $5 million, successful applicants would get a fast track to U.S. permanent residency and citizenship.

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• Jun 13, 2025

  How LGBTQ Pride organizers are coping with a chill on corporate sponsorship

  

  Pride parades and festivals are coping with a broad pullback in corporate sponsorship dollars amid shrunken DEI budgets and political pressure.

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• Jun 12, 2025

  Booming sales of the latest Nintendo Switch bode well for the gaming industry

  

  Nintendo said this model was its fastest-selling console ever, moving 3.5 million units in the first four days — even with a $450 price tag.

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• Jun 11, 2025

  U.S. Forest Service invites resigned firefighters back to work ahead of wildfire season

  

  The Forest Service lost more than 10% of its workforce to DOGE firings, and thousands more voluntarily resigned after the Trump administration’s “fork in the road” offer.

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• Jun 10, 2025

  Public universities are "deeply affected" by international student restrictions

  

  Many public universities subsidize cheap in-state tuition by recruiting international students who pay the full sticker price. The Trump administration’s crackdown could cause financial trouble for those institutions.

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