Grey Moran

2 weeks ago | truthdig.com | Grey Moran

The Trump Administration’s dangerous crusade against transgender and genderdiverse people has been facilitated by major political spending — with a boost from the meat industry. In the last campaign cycle, the GOP spent a record-high of nearly $215 million on anti-LGBTQ political ads in both the presidential and down ballot elections. This included ads that relied on meat industry funding to compare transgender people to cattle and denigrate treatments that fall within gender-affirming care.

2 weeks ago | sentientmedia.org | Grey Moran

The Trump Administration’s dangerous crusade against transgender and genderdiverse people has been facilitated by major political spending — with a boost from the meat industry. In the last campaign cycle, the GOP spent a record-high of nearly $215 million on anti-LGBTQ political ads in both the presidential and down ballot elections. This included ads that relied on meat industry funding to compare transgender people to cattle and denigrate treatments that fall within gender-affirming care.

3 weeks ago | m.farms.com | Grey Moran

By Grey MoranAs avian flu decimated poultry flocks, two major U.S. egg producers - Vital Farms and Cal-Maine - have seen their profits and stock values soar. Between February 2024 and February 2025, Vital Farms saw its share value spike by 157.4 percent, while Cal-Maine observed an 87.4 percent uptick. These climbing stocks coincided with sky-high egg prices, often attributed to the shrinking egg supply, leaving consumers pinched.

1 month ago | truthdig.com | Grey Moran

As avian flu decimated poultry flocks, two major U.S. egg producers — Vital Farms and Cal-Maine — have seen their profits and stock values soar. Between February 2024 and February 2025, Vital Farms saw its share value spike by 157.4 percent, while Cal-Maine observed an 87.4 percent uptick. These climbing stocks coincided with sky-high egg prices, often attributed to the shrinking egg supply, leaving consumers pinched.

1 month ago | sentientmedia.org | Grey Moran

As avian flu decimated poultry flocks, two major U.S. egg producers — Vital Farms and Cal-Maine — have seen their profits and stock values soar. Between February 2024 and February 2025, Vital Farms saw its share value spike by 157.4 percent, while Cal-Maine observed an 87.4 percent uptick. These climbing stocks coincided with sky-high egg prices, often attributed to the shrinking egg supply, leaving consumers pinched.