President Trump, Vice President Vance and House Speaker Johnson were all at the dinner when a gunman charged toward the ballroom with an alleged intent to target officials from "highest-ranking to ...
Congress should not selectively nullify state laws just because influential industries dislike the outcome, writes John Cleveland.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche began meeting with Republican senators Monday as he launches a monthlong confirmation process. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) was Blanche’s first stop as chair of ...
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley said he was "surprised" and "offended" to see Republican President Donald Trump criticize him on social media as the president works to push more of his judicial nominees ...
LOOKS LIKE A HECK OF A MACHINE THERE, TODD. THANK YOU. IOWA’S SENIOR SENATOR, CHUCK GRASSLEY SAYS HE’S NOT SURE IF THE PRESIDENT’S PUSH TO PROTECT UNDOCUMENTED FARM WORKERS COULD BECOME LAW DURING ...
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Senate moves to allow cameras in federal courtrooms, answering Erika Kirk’s plea for ‘transparency’
The “Sunshine in the Courtroom” Act would give federal judges discretion to permit cameras in the court proceedings while ...
The thwarted attack by a gunman on the White House Correspondents' Dinner over the weekend called attention to the fact that 92-year-old Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley was the highest-ranking official in ...
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