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My team and I will do our part to ensure the incoming administration is ready for their first day in office. Iowans deserve nothing less.

Rural Iowans are ready to roll up their sleeves and build the factories and processing facilities we need to secure our supply chains.

Today, we rely 100 percent on foreign sources for 12 critical minerals essential to our military and our economy.

I’m heartbroken that my friend and one of the most amazing Iowans I know, Ray Gaesser, is no longer with us.

Ray was a tireless champion for Iowa’s farmers and a devoted steward of the land he loved.

America cannot continue outsourcing the production of critical goods and good-paying manufacturing jobs to foreign adversaries.

Top Notch Fireworks has done a spark-tacular job providing safe and fun fireworks to Iowans," said Chair Ernst. "Brandon and MaKenzi Vonk are dynamite at giving back to their community.

The new commercialization standard rewards companies that convert research into customers and follow-on contracts that meet the mission, while limiting new seed awards to firms that have made SBIR grants their revenue model.

For too long, a select number of repeat winners have treated the SBIR and STTR programs as a steady income stream rather than a path to commercialize technology.

Now governors should back it up by stopping fraud before the money goes out the door, instead of chasing it after it's gone.

The Vice President's anti-fraud pledge was the right first step.

Do Not Pay is free, it works, and most states aren't using it.

Santa makes a list and checks it twice. States should too.

Abe Sandquist is a grow getter when it comes to operating a small business.

Olson Iron Works has welded such strong relationships with its customers that 80% of them are repeat buyers

For the past 14 years, Olson Iron Works has forged its way to success by serving its fellow Iowans and the greater community

The Task Force’s recommendations give us the critical tools we need to be proactive in rooting out fraud, waste, and abuse.

Every dollar lost to Medicaid fraud is a dollar stolen from vulnerable Iowans who need the program and the hardworking Iowans who fund it with their taxes.