Reynolds orders review of campus antisemitism
Gov. Kim Reynolds directed the Iowa Board of Regents to examine antisemitism policies at all state universities and report findings by December 4. She cited rising antisemitism since the October 7 attacks, reaffirming Iowa’s support for Israel and the Jewish community amid the Gaza conflict.
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Divided Iowa Supreme Court Upholds Gun Restrictions
The Iowa Supreme Court with 4 3 majorities upheld two firearm restrictions. One bans possession while under a domestic violence protective order and the other forbids carrying a dangerous weapon while using illegal drugs or committing a crime. Dissenters say the laws infringe rights under the Second Amendment and state constitution. Jordan Cole from Story County appealed his conviction for firearms possession under a DV protective order.
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Iowa Supreme CourtAffirms Damages Claim For Wrongful Imprisonment
The Iowa Supreme Court upholds a lower court ruling awarding damages for wrongful imprisonment. The decision, touching on 3A and the Iowa Constitution, states the claim cannot be extinguished by a civil protective order. The record notes Cole consented to ment to the US Constitution.
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New Iowa health care law paused for some
Erin Murphy reports a new state law regulating third party health care firms will take effect for most Iowa but is halted for plaintiffs in a lawsuit. A federal judge issued a two week restraining order delaying enforcement by the Iowa Insurance Division for the named plaintiffs including the Iowa Bankers Benefit Plan and Des Moines Orthopaedic Surgeons.
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GOP works on support for Trump's big bill
Senate Republicans push to shore up backing for President Trump's tax breaks and spending cuts as Democrats lodge amendments to defeat the package. Senate Leader Thune cites endgame planning while House Speaker Johnson signals potential hurdles when the bill returns to the House for a final vote later this week.
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