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By Lauren Mascarenhas, Christina Maxouris, Shirin Faqiri, Devon M. Sayers and Isabel Rosales, CNN

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a two-part series.

Education, transgender issues, more survive

Your guide to which bills survived the first legislative ‘funnel’ (and which didn’t) by Robin Opsahl, Iowa Capital Dispatch Here’s a rundown of  some of the notable bills that survived – and some that did not – during the first funnel week: What survived: Agriculture Food labeling: Senate Study Bill 3162 would forbid the producers…

Iowa lawmakers hit their first major deadline of the 2024 legislative session this week. Here's a look at the fates of some notable bills.

A simple bean soup with just four ingredients has been served every day to members of Congress for over a century.

Republicans looking for a pound of flesh from Democrats in exchange for passing another round of aid for Ukraine might want to take a look at what unfolded outside Democratic National Committee headquarters Wednesday night.

The Republican controlled US House of Representatives will consider a standalone package to Israel, despite President Bidens threats to veto it if it does not include aid for Ukraine.

The US House of Representatives passed a $14.3 billion security aid bill for Israel on Thursday, despite facing both an uphill battle in the Senate and a veto threat from the White House.

Senate leadership is expecting the White House to send a supplemental package request for additional aid to Israel and possibly Ukraine this week.