Ashley Hinson Touts Win for Iowa Farmers as GOP Senate Seat Under ThreatThe EPA announcement praised by Hinson comes just three weeks before the midterms.Newsweek7d agoWhole story →FoodPlanetAshley Hinsonmidterm election
Hinson, Turek debate Iowa cancer and water issuesAshley Hinson and Josh Turek found some unexpected common ground during their second Iowa Senate debate. Here's where they agreed and where they differed.Davenport Quad-City Times7d agoWhole story →HealthPlanetAshley Hinsoniowa senate debate
Pennsylvania Launches Map for Americans To Track Data Center PlansDemocratic Governor Josh Shapiro addresses concerns about the AI industry’s impact on electricity costs and water supplies.Newsweek9d agoWhole story →PlanetTechnologyJosh Shapiropennsylvania data center tracker launch
Iowa's Senate candidates hold events on water quality, cancer ratesDemocrat Josh Turek and Republican Ashley Hinson held events to discuss water quality and Iowa's high cancer rates ahead of the Nov. 3 election.Des Moines Register11d agoWhole story →PlanetGovernmentAshley Hinson
Rep. Ashley Hinson hosts water quality roundtableWhat's behind Iowa's water quality challenges? Researchers, farmers and local leaders discussed nitrates, cancer concerns and possible solutions at a roundtable hosted by Rep. Ashley Hinson.Davenport Quad-City Times11d agoWhole story →PlanetAshley Hinsoniowa water quality roundtable
Jim Beam column: Flood insurance too expensiveU.S. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise of Louisiana told a Baton Rouge columnist that Congress has done a number of good things that people know little about and some that […]American Press15d agoWhole story →PlanetEconomySteve Scaliseflood insurance reform
Opinion: Scalise may be right - this Congress is productivePlenty of critics have said this Congress has been unproductive. In a recent post to social media, Majority Leader Steve Scalise of Louisiana, pointed to numerous examples of what the House has accomplished.Baton Rouge Advocate17d agoWhole story →CulturePlanetSteve ScaliseS 283congress productivity debate