PAROLE IMMEDIATELY. IOWA SENATOR CHUCK GRASSLEY IS SPONSORING A BILL TO HELP VICTIMS OF IDENTITY THEFT. GRASSLEY SAYS MILLIONS OF AMERICANS ARE AFFECTED EACH YEAR, AND SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS ARE ...

Several GOP senators, including Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Dave McCormick (R-Pa.), have come to Fetterman’s defense on social media. “The radical left is smearing him ...

“I’m also grateful to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley and Senator Joni Ernst for their endorsements. The opportunity to serve Iowa and our Nation is a blessing.” The ...

Chuck Grassley of Iowa. His insistence on opening federal courtrooms to cameras and other equipment goes back decades. This year he is again sponsoring bills to let judges allow the use of cameras ...

Despite this pushback, multiple Republican lawmakers, including Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa, and Senator Dave McCormick of Pennsylvania, have publicly defended ...

Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa posted to X, "The media ought to lay off Senator Fetterman." Gallego on Saturday warned that the GOP is defending Fetterman with the hope of bringing him ...

Chuck Grassley (R-IA), have pushed back against Trump’s tactics. Grassley wrote on X that Russian President Vladimir Putin “is playing America as a patsy” and demanded the “toughest of ...

Take, for example, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, who has served six terms. Or Sen. Ed Markey from Massachusetts on the Democratic side, who has held his seat since 2013. Nationwide, senators tend ...

Sen. Chuck Grassley, the chamber's president pro tempore, wrote that the "media ought to lay off Senator Fetterman" in a Friday post to X. Sen. Tom Cotton, of Arkansas, also criticized the press ...

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump says he's pulling Ed Martin's nomination for U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C. and tapping someone else for the position in the face of Republican opposition ...

And then there’s this funny colloquy with Sen. Chuck Grassley, who’s trying to trap him into articulating his views on “judicial activism,” and his response was kind of beautiful.