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McConnell return gets long-stalled farm bill out of Senate committee
* U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell's return to Washington provides the vote to get the long-delayed farm bill out of agriculture committee. * Democrats remained staunchly opposed over Republican penalties that will be costly to states with high SNAP error rates. * Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst failed t
Nunn, Miller-Meeks break with GOP, vote to limit Trump's war powers
A Pentagon watchdog report details the $33.4 billion cost of the Iran war, troop deployments, casualties and munitions shortages. Two Iowa Republicans for the first time have joined Democrats in backing a resolution to curb the President Donald Trump's war powers and end the U.S. military operation
Nunn, Miller-Meeks break with GOP, vote to limit Trump's war powers
A Pentagon watchdog report details the $33.4 billion cost of the Iran war, troop deployments, casualties and munitions shortages. Two Iowa Republicans for the first time have joined Democrats in backing a resolution to curb the President Donald Trump's war powers and end the U.S. military operation