Brianne Pfannenstiel
Chief Political Reporter at Des Moines Register
Contributor at NBC News
Contributor at MSNBC
Senior National Campaign Correspondent at USA Today
Senior National Campaign Correspondent at USA Today
Chief Politics Reporter for @DMRegister and Senior National Campaign Correspondent for @USATODAY. [email protected].
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1 week ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Brianne Pfannenstiel
U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn is introducing legislation that would enact stiffer penalties for fraudsters who target the federal benefits program that helps feed low-income Iowans. He spoke on the front doorstep of Des Moines resident and Army veteran David Schroeder, who said he recently lost his monthly Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits after a scammer in New Jersey was able to access them. “It's really hard, but I make it stretch,” he said of the lost money.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Brianne Pfannenstiel
U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn is introducing legislation that would enact stiffer penalties for fraudsters who target the federal benefits program that helps feed low-income Iowans. He spoke on the front doorstep of Des Moines resident and Army veteran David Schroeder, who said he recently lost his monthly Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits after a scammer in New Jersey was able to access them. “It's really hard, but I make it stretch,” he said of the lost money.
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yahoo.com | Brianne Pfannenstiel
New parents working for the state of Iowa will receive guaranteed paid leave under a bill signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds, enacting a benefit that supporters across the political spectrum said was an important step toward supporting families. Following a three-year-long push from Reynolds, the Iowa Legislature this year passed the bill with near-unanimous bipartisan support. Reynolds signed the bill into law May 27.
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1 week ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Brianne Pfannenstiel
New parents working for the state of Iowa will receive guaranteed paid leave under a bill signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds, enacting a benefit that supporters across the political spectrum said was an important step toward supporting families. Following a three-year-long push from Reynolds, the Iowa Legislature this year passed the bill with near-unanimous bipartisan support. Reynolds signed the bill into law May 27.
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press-citizen.com | Brianne Pfannenstiel
Former Iowa legislator Bob Krause has announced a campaign for Congress in Iowa's 1st District, saying he would run to help block Republican President Donald Trump's "destructive agenda."Krause, a Democrat, served three terms in the Iowa House of Representatives and is the president of the Veterans National Recovery Center. He called incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks a "rubber stamp" for Trump.
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In a surprise move, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announces she will NOT run for reelection in 2026: https://t.co/QaPeNOeWC4
RT @sgrubermiller: Major Iowa employers and business groups, whose opposition helped sink past bills to remove gender identity from the Iow…
Iowa doesn't offer a single day of dedicated paid parental leave for state workers after the birth of a child. As Gov. Kim Reynolds makes a renewed push, is this the year lawmakers finally change that? https://t.co/8pt65O0SrF