U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa)
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Recent News About U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa)
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Chuck Grassley addresses China adoptions, pharma transparency bill, and Iowa nutrition initiative
Senator Chuck Grassley posted updates on three key issues: China's closure of its intercountry adoption program affecting American families; new bipartisan legislation targeting pharmaceutical industry payments to advocacy groups; and a meeting...
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Chuck Grassley highlights CSPAN expansion and criticizes Senate Democrats’ actions
Senator Chuck Grassley announced the expanded availability of CSPAN on major streaming platforms through posts dated September 3-4, 2025.
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Senate Democrats block confirmation votes on ten U.S. Attorney nominees amid partisan standoff
Senate Democrats have blocked the confirmation of 10 U.S. Attorney nominees, preventing them from serving in districts across the country.
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Chuck Grassley addresses Senate nominations and tech regulation concerns in recent posts
Senator Chuck Grassley posted on September 2 and 3 about support for Joni Ernst, concerns over Meta's treatment of teens online, and frustrations with Senate delays on U.S. Attorney confirmations.
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Grassley seeks answers from Meta over targeting practices and child privacy concerns
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), along with Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), have sent a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, seeking answers regarding the company’s alleged emotional...
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Grassley discusses election plans, fiscal year budget, and agriculture tariffs in latest report
Senator Chuck Grassley has released his latest Capitol Hill Report, covering several issues currently before Congress.
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Chuck Grassley shares UNI sports updates on social media
Senator Chuck Grassley posted several updates about University of Northern Iowa athletic events on August 30, 2025.
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Chuck Grassley shares updates on courthouse opening and staff retirement in Des Moines
Senator Chuck Grassley posted about the open house at the new federal courthouse in Des Moines and honored Carol Olson's retirement after years of service.
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Chuck Grassley posts live college sports scores on Twitter
Senator Chuck Grassley provided real-time updates on University of Northern Iowa sports scores via Twitter on August 30, 2025.
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Senator Grassley defends importance of maintaining senate's blue slip tradition
The blue slip tradition in the U.S. Senate is a longstanding practice that allows home-state senators to express their approval or disapproval of presidential nominations for federal positions within their state.
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Grassley discusses local concerns during Iowa county meetings tour
Senator Chuck Grassley provided updates from his #99countymeetings tour across Iowa through several posts on August 28, 2025.
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Chuck Grassley announces compensation for FBI whistleblowers after prolonged suspensions
Senator Chuck Grassley shared on August 26-27, 2025 that ten FBI whistleblowers will be compensated after years of suspension due to their disclosures and political beliefs.
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Grassley discusses oversight priorities and Iowa values on Pod Force One podcast
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, recently appeared on Miranda Devine’s “Pod Force One” podcast to discuss topics ranging from congressional oversight and whistleblower advocacy to his background in...
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Chuck Grassley discusses agriculture and economic concerns during Iowa county meetings
Senator Chuck Grassley hosted multiple Q&A sessions on August 27, 2025, across several Iowa communities as part of his "99 County Meetings" tour.
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Grassley discusses blue slips, ethanol act, farm bill, election integrity and more in weekly report
Senator Chuck Grassley has released his weekly Capitol Hill Report, covering several legislative and policy topics currently under discussion in Congress.
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Grassley helps secure compensation deals for ten FBI whistleblowers after prolonged retaliation
Ten FBI whistleblowers have reached compensation agreements with the Federal Bureau of Investigation after experiencing years of alleged retaliation, including demotions, revocation of security clearances, and extended unpaid administrative leave.
