Dix resigns from Iowa Senate majority leader post
The Iowa Senate caucus will vote Wednesday to fill the majority leader position after Bill Dix confirms his resignation amid a sex harassment settlement and a bar video. Gov. Reynolds expresses disappointment while lawmakers push to move forward with tax cuts and a balanced budget.
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Schiff slams GOP move to shut Russia probe
Representative Schiff blasts Republicans for ending the panel's inquiry before Mueller or other panels finish work. He warns Republicans will face accountability if new indictments surface. Conaway says no subpoenas will be used and aims to issue a separate report on intelligence conclusions.
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Counties split over redistricting plan in Iowa debate
Iowa lawmakers debate a redistricting bill that would shift control from counties to a state body. Officials like Staed and Carberry argue it limits local say while proponents say it ensures clearer representation. Current plans vary from at large to district based, with Linn and Polk already Plan 3.
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