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Bill would require parental permission for minors to have social media accounts

Bill would require parental permission for minors to have social media accounts
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Minors could need parental consent before creating social media accounts

Wednesday morning House lawmakers advanced a proposal that would require parental consent before minors could create social media accounts.Under the bill, soci

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Iowa Republicans advance Kim Reynolds bill defining man, woman over LGBTQ+ protests

Lawmakers began advancing a bill from Gov. Kim Reynolds that defines "man" and "woman" in law, branded by opponents as "LGBTQ erasure."

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Death penalty debated for murder of police, prison employees

State senators gave initial approval Monday to a bill that would bring back the death penalty in Iowa for first-degree murder cases where a person intentionally murders a police officer

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Death penalty debated for murder of police, prison employees

State senators gave initial approval Monday to a bill that would bring back the death penalty in Iowa for first-degree murder cases where a person intentionally murders a police officer

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