The Opinion category at Yanasa News features bold commentary, expert perspectives, and thought-provoking editorials on the issues that matter most to rural America. From defending food freedom and property rights to challenging flawed policies and media narratives, our opinion pieces are rooted in real-world experience and a commitment to truth. Whether offering solutions, raising questions, or sparking debate, this category gives voice to farmers, ranchers, and citizens who refuse to be silenced. Here, we don’t just report the news—we speak up for those living it.
Yanasa TV News Dallas ICE sniper attack exposes the deadly hypocrisy of left-wing extremism—innocent immigrants killed as radicals grow bolder. The sniper attack on the Dallas ICE facility should chill every American to the bone. A gunman, fueled by radical left-wing ideology and anti-ICE hatred, took to a rooftop and opened fire on the facility….
Yanasa TV News On a podcast cross-over, Yanasa TV’s Charlie warns that an eye-popping fine against an elderly hay farmer isn’t an isolated mistake—it’s a template. When the Fearless Podcast invited Charlie of Yanasa TV on to talk about an elderly hay farmer in Washington State, the story sounded small at first: a man, a field, 20…
Yanasa TV News Public backlash paused new rules and kept lifelines for small farms alive. When Oregon’s land-use agency floated changes that many farmers feared would narrow what a “farm stand” can do, the backlash was immediate and loud. Farm owners, customers, counties, and advocacy groups piled on with comments, coverage, and calls to the…
Yanasa TV News USDA chief blasts “INSANE” 5-CFS cut as PG&E surrenders the project—can D.C. save Potter Valley before the harvest dies? Signed in D.C., Felt on the Farm: FERC’s 5-CFS Greenlight Drains Potter Valley’s Spigots When Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins posted that the Potter Valley shutdown “was just flagged for me… INSANE. I’m on…
Yanasa TV News Protect the border, respect the land: a pro-security case for fair pay, narrower corridors, and real farm access in South Texas. STARR COUNTY, Texas — Border wall construction is moving forward again in the lower Rio Grande Valley. In late August, federal officials cleared the way for about 4.7 miles of new, non-contiguous wall segments…
Yanasa TV News “I don’t make a $100,000… probably in my whole life.” To be clear, laws must be respected for societies to function properly. But governments must not use the law as a weapon against its own citizens. The abuse of power within Washington’s Department of Ecology can be described in one word “PREDATORY.” …
At sunrise outside Abilene, the prairie looks the same as it always has—caliche roads, mesquite, and cattle easing toward stock tanks. But look closer and you’ll see new survey stakes and power markers dotting the fencelines. This is where Stargate, the megaproject branded by OpenAI and its partners, is pushing to raise one of the largest…
Yanasa TV News Farmers, Ranchers, and Local Leaders Warn of Lost Control as Washington Deregulates Land Use and Technology A sweeping new federal law, recently signed by President Trump, has triggered nationwide debate by ordering the sale of millions of acres of public land, promising to tackle America’s housing crisis, and ushering in a decade-long…
Yanasa TV News Washington’s loss of 3,700 farms in five years exposes a deeper national crisis—where rising costs, aggressive state regulations, and accelerating corporate consolidation are killing family farms. Washington has shed more than 3,700 farms in just five years—roughly two operations a day. The number comes from the USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture and…
Yanasa TV News How One of America’s Largest Solar Farms Sparked a Rural Uprising—and Put Bill Gates in the Crosshairs Ohio Farmers Fight Back: Bill Gates’ Solar Takeover Sparks Outrage! A Fight for the Future of Farmland In the rolling fields outside Plumwood, Ohio, a battle is brewing that could set a national precedent for…