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Jarrell Dillard

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Jarrell Dillard and Rachel Roubein, The Washington Post

    Democrats eye expanded Medicare coverage if they take US House (opens the original)

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    House Democrats don’t just plan to roll back President Donald Trump’s health care cuts should they win in November. They are also discussing a major expansion of Medicare coverage and government-run insurance, according to four people familiar with the effort. Democrats are talking about policies to make health care more affordable, including some measures widely popular throughout the party, like reversing the cuts to Medicaid passed in Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill and restoring enhance

  2. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Jarrell Dillard, The Washington Post

    Squeezed by tariffs and Iran war, farmers say they face a new crisis (opens the original)

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    For nearly 16 years, Wendy Johnson has tried to build an Iowa farm that could survive the kinds of economic shocks that drove farmers out of business when she was growing up in the 1980s. She diversified her operations, growing corn, small grains and soybeans while also raising sheep, cattle, pigs and chickens. She opted to sell directly to consumers and transitioned a portion of her 1,200 acres to organic production. She avoided debt and even planted trees to protect her soil and livestock. But

  3. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Jarrell Dillard

    Squeezed by tariffs and Iran war, farmers say they face a new crisis (opens the original)

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    For nearly 16 years, Wendy Johnson has tried to build an Iowa farm that could survive the kinds of economic shocks that drove farmers out of business when she was growing up in the 1980s. She diversified her operations, growing corn, small grains and soybeans while also raising sheep, cattle, pigs and chickens. She opted to sell directly to consumers and transitioned a portion of her 1,200 acres to organic production. She avoided debt and even planted trees to protect her soil and livestock. But

  4. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Jarrell Dillard

    Trump denies this Congress what could be its last major bill-signing ceremony (opens the original)

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    Invitations were sent. American flags lined the back of the red stage set in Statuary Hall. Bright spotlights lit the signing table donned with the presidential seal. President Donald Trump so abruptly canceled what might have been the last major presidential signing ceremony of this Congress that it caught lawmakers, top aides and housing industry officials all completely by surprise. Trump said he would not sign the bipartisan 21st Century Road to Housing Act, but it went into law anyway on Fr

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