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Nunn, Miller-Meeks break with party on Trump's war powers in Iran (opens the original)
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Two Republican representatives up for reelection in battleground districts in Iowa voted Tuesday to limit President Donald Trump's war powers in Iran. Third District Rep. Zach Nunn and 1st District Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks joined Democrats and five other Republicans to pass the Democrat-backed resolution in what is seen as a symbolic rebuke of the president's war in Iran. Nunn and Miller-Meeks' votes comes as they're running in two of the most competitive races in the country. Iowa's 1st an
Cities grapple with uncertainty and concern as they gear up for budget season under new property tax law (opens the original)
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Later this fall, cities will begin developing their budgets under restrictions in Iowa’s new property tax law. The law is aimed at giving more certainty and stability to taxpayers, according to GOP lawmakers, while also reining in local government spending. “Spending is what drives taxes — always has, always will. And the most reliable way to protect taxpayers is to limit the growth of government itself,” Gov. Kim Reynolds said in her 2026 Condition of the State address in January. Under the new
Hegseth stumps for Nunn at Iowa State Fair, promotes $1.5T defense budget (opens the original)
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth rallied support for U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn and touted the Department of Defense’s controversial $1.5 trillion budget request as necessary for national security during a visit to Iowa Monday. The event at JR’s SouthPork Ranch at the Iowa State Fair was a fundraiser for Nunn’s reelection campaign. Nunn is running for his third term in Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District. Hegseth was originally slated to appear with Nunn in March, but the event was postponed shortl
Education Secretary McMahon visits Iowa to roll out federal Workforce Pell Grant program (opens the original)
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An EMT training course at Iowa Central Community College is the first federally approved career program for a new, expanded version of federal student aid. Gov. Kim Reynolds, U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon and Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling visited Iowa Central Community College’s campus in Fort Dodge on Tuesday to celebrate the Workforce Pell Grant program. The expanded student aid program was included in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed into law last year, but took
Libertarian candidate for Congress plans to appeal judge's decision keeping him off November ballot (opens the original)
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Marco Battaglia, a Libertarian vying for Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District seat, said he plans to appeal a judge’s ruling preventing him from appearing on November’s ballot. A Polk County judge upheld the State Objection Panel's decision to remove Battaglia from the ballot. The panel kicked Battaglia off the ballot in June due to his nomination papers not matching his legal name, Mark T. Andersen. The judge also agreed with the panel’s ruling to keep Libertarian Rick Stewart on the ballot. Stewa
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