Branstad sees progress in U S China relations
Des Moines U S Ambassador to China Terry Branstad said the tax cut package signed by President Trump will boost international business and cut America's trade imbalance. He cited potential half reduction in the trade deficit from a 21 percent corporate tax cut and noted ongoing cooperation with China on sanctions, North Korea, and Asia stability. Branstad, friend of Xi Jinping since 1985, highlighted growing collaboration and mutual benefits while acknowledging tensions and air quality issues in Beijing.
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Iowa may hold onto House seat amid slow growth
The Gazette reports Iowa grew 0.5 percent or 14,842 people, possibly preventing loss of a U S House seat after the 2020 census. Analysts note growth lags behind states like Texas, risking future redistricting and district balance across urban and rural areas.
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