Grassley urged to back PRESS Act for journalist protections
The PRESS Act returns to the Senate after failing in 2022. Grassley is pressed to advance it amid long advocacy by First Amendment groups. The measure would bar federal agents and judges from forcing journalists to reveal sources and from spying on reporters, with limited terrorism exceptions. House passage occurred twice despite Cotton objections.
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Hawkeyed Iowa Hemp Bill Moves Through House
Iowa lawmakers push HF 2605 to curb hemp drinks with THC up to 4 mg per serving and 10 mg per package, raising age to 21. Rep. Steve Holt favors stricter limits but the bill advances 79 to 16, heading to the Senate as GOP and Democrats back reform with caution.
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Protest traffic blockade undercuts safety at Iowa City event
Tara Dutcher faced disorderly conduct and interference charges after protesters blocked the Jefferson Madison intersection outside the Iowa Memorial Union during Chloe Cole's speech. Police rerouted traffic to allow some vehicles to exit as demonstrators formed a crosswalk ring and linked arms.
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