Iowa’s Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst are pressing the issue, but thousands are in limbo as Biden’s Sept. 11 deadline approaches
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Iowa’s Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst are pressing the issue, but thousands are in limbo as Biden’s Sept. 11 deadline approaches
For one, we need a governor who doesn’t choose campaigning over governing at a critical moment.
I am grateful to live in a state where I am still employed, my taxes are set to decrease and the COVID-19 pandemic is drawing to a close
In a free society, criticisms of the state must enjoy special protection.
The massive bill came together in closed door GOP negotiations, and once a deal was done, it was approved before its details were fully understood
That puts GOP leaders in a quandary. They must painstakingly plan for a contingency: Trump running as a felon.
They will work to replace the new ideologues with traditional Republicans. They are for renewing their party, not destroying it and they are against those who are.
TIAA’s investments are destroying the future for many rural communities and threatening the world’s future through unsustainable agriculture.
Factory farm biogas originates from the potent greenhouse gas methane that is generated by the massive cesspools of animal manure generated by industrialized livestock systems
We can’t find workers? The United States Census Bureau reported in November of 2020 that nearly one-fourth of the manufacturing …
Recently, the Iowa Farm to School and Early Care Coalition launched the “Local Food Makes Cents: For Iowa Kids and …
Tax cuts, gun rights and limits on surveillance? That’s all anti-cop, Iowa Democrats argued on the House and Senate floors this year.
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