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The winner of Iowas Democratic US Senate primary on June 7 will likely take on Chuck Grassley, who is facing a primary himself.

Responding to US legislation disallowing federal assistance for purchasing menstrual products, 72andSunny’s cereal comes with tampons and pads.

What better time than during rampant inflation to turn over one-fifth of the economy entirely to the government?

THE FOUNDATION "Enlightened statesmen will not always be at the helm." —James Madison (1787) IN TODAY'S DIGEST Busting Biden's Buffalo Bluster Democrats Bludgeon Republicans With 'Replacement' Executive News Summary The Biden Diesel Hike Bernie Brings Back Medicare for All Christians Hijacking...

Justin Paglino is placing universal health care on the ballot again this November — with ranked-choice voting thrown into the mix. The two issues, he argued, are connected. Paglino is citing those issues as top priorities as he launches a second bid for the U.S. Third Congressional District seat, which represents New Haven and Hamden (among other communities). he has a bunch of other issues in his tank as well.

This Week in Washington: Senate Fails to Advance Bill Protecting Abortion Rights After Supreme Court Draft Opinion Leak...

Long-underserved communities negatively affected by pollution and climate change say a new bill would give them a louder voice.

Commentary In a moment of self-destructive ideological fanaticism, 49 Senate Democrats voted for the most radical abortion bill ...

House approval of $40 billion in funding for Ukraine after agreeing to detach it from COVID relief. In response to the leaked Supreme Court decision, the Senate debated and failed to move forward the Women’s Health Protection Act.

The Medicare for All Act of 2022 would be implemented over a four-year period and would include dental care, vision coverage, and hearing aids with no out-of-pocket expenses, insurance premiums, deductibles, or co-payments,