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(Washington, D.C.) -- Senator Chuck Grassley says the only option to move forward with a bill to reform cattle markets is through the farm bill.

This past week, Iowa’s congressional delegation focused on economic growth, military matters both in state and afar, and celebrated a waiver allowing the summertime sale of E15. Approaching a scheduled week off for both chambers, the House is now looking at an uncommon Saturday vote for an Israel-Ukraine-Taiwan aid package. Here’s a look at what […] The post D.C. Dispatch: E15 waiver restrictions, AI safety and prison contraband appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

An attorney for Leonard Leo revealed Leo would not be "complying" with a subpoena issued by the Democrat Senate Judiciary Committee.

States and the executive branch are working to fill gaps in Congressional action on AI regulation, potentially creating a patchwork.

The NC Dept. of Commerce was called out this week in the Statewide Single Audit which found the department didn't adequately monitor millions in federal funds.

AI remains a critical focus of both the federal government and industry, with multiple efforts in recent weeks to address governance of the development and use of AI in the United States.

Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach expects that patients will gradually have to deal with a much more specialized hospital landscape in Germany from autumn 2024. There will then be a strong...

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Since the court adopted its first code of conduct, liberal justices have been explaining their recusal decisions, but conservatives justices have not.

The AICPA and state CPA societies across the US have expressed ‘grave concerns’ with the most push to implement BOI reporting requirements.