U.S. Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says she supports Luke Lindberg’s nomination to lead the United Nations World Food Program. “I think he’s a very strong candidate for this,” she said. “The United States has a legacy as we well know of feeding and fueling the world and making sure we have strong leadership with that program.” […]
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