Videos
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Ashley Hinson calls mifepristone ‘evil’
US Rep. Ashley Hinson stood in front of the Family Leadership Summit’s influencer lunch on July 17 and called mifepristone—the medication used in most abortions in this country—an “evil.”
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Rob Sand says Iowa raised health care taxes to boost private Medicaid profits
Rob Sand says Medicaid privatization has left Iowans paying more for worse care.
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Her insurance went up 25% in two years. The reason is redacted.
An Ankeny family’s insurance is up nearly 25% in two years — and the filings explaining the next hike are blacked out.
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Iowa Rep. Adam Zabner says Trump allies are getting richer while families fall behind
Iowa Rep. Adam Zabner is calling out reports that a White House teleprompter operator made more than $100,000 by using advance knowledge of President Donald Trump’s speeches to place bets on specific words and topics.
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Iowa down to just one Planned Parenthood clinic
Iowa has just one Planned Parenthood clinic left in operation.
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Republicans let Affordable Care Act subsidies expire
Republicans let Affordable Care Act subsidies expire, premiums jumped, and 21,000 Iowans dropped coverage because they couldn’t afford to stay on it.
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ICE detains 4 Iowans on way to work in Fairfax
Four Iowans carpooling to work at a Fairfax construction site were boxed in and arrested by ICE recently—and it’s unclear, after recent ICE killings in Texas and Maine, if such stops will continue.
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Palo City Council advances data center ordinance despite fierce opposition
Despite fierce opposition over water use, pollution, traffic and other potential impacts, the Palo City Council voted 4-1 to OK a data center ordinance through its second reading.
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What Ashley Hinson’s financial disclosures actually show
Ashley Hinson’s bid for US Senate has her making the case that she’s trying to make ends meet like everyone else.
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Peterman wants to reverse Iowa Republicans’ cuts to early voting
Democrat Ryan Peterman says changes to Iowa election laws have made the the process more confusing, but not necessarily more secure.
