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Also, Tim Scott: ‘Wipe Hamas off the face of the planet’
Senate leaders have said they will not take up the House proposal, and President Joe Biden has threatened to veto.
Cedar Rapids City Council candidates at-large talk key issues
A Cedar Rapids man, who was convicted this week for drug trafficking, had a source in California who would send packages of meth through the mail. Investigators intercepted 46 packages, which had a total weight of over 700 pounds of the drug.
A day after Iowa Democratic Party leadership condemned the University of Iowa student Democrats for an “antisemitic” social media post, calling on student organization leaders to resign, the chair of the state party’s Arab American caucus accused his party leadership of misquoting the students and called for an apology.
After finding a passion for research in high school, Jasmyn Hoeger works in a medical science lab as a student at UI
On the podcast this week, we discuss a new Iowa Poll, uproar over a statement by college Democrats at the University of Iowa, Vivek Ramaswamy’s latest campaign swing through the state, and Mike Pence’s exit from the race.
Republican to focus presidential campaign on Iowa
A Tama woman who nearly drained her nephew’s trust fund, which included his Meskwaki Settlement per capita pay and Social Security benefits, was sentenced Thursday to more than 2 years in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $380,000 in restitution. She spent the money on diamond jewelry and purebred dogs.
Fifteen Republican governors, led by Nebraska’s Jim Pillen of Nebraska and Iowa’s Kim Reynolds, are adding on to criticism of a proposed federal nursing home staffing rule.
Decorah and the Clean Energy Districts of Iowa have been awarded a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy grant to reduce energy burdens for low-income households in Eastern Iowa and southwest Wisconsin.
Veteran suicide rates have declined in recent years, but they are still higher than the general population. Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough encouraged veterans to use new mental health services available through the the COMPACT Act.
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