Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley criticized the Obama administration Thursday for moving to loosen restrictions on medical marijuana.
He's been in Washington for more than 30 years, but U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley describes himself as a farmer.
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the top Republican tax-writer in the Senate, used the GOP's Saturday radio address to raise warnings about President Obama's tax plans, which Grassley warned would hurt the already-fragile economy.
For the past two years, Democrats have singled out hedge funds and their lack of regulation as part of the reason for the volatility in the financial markets but it is unclear whether recent attempts at regulating hedge funds will actually address what Democrats perceive as a pro …
Republicans debate the stimulus bill, forgetting that C-SPAN doesn't destroy old tapes when a new administration steps in.
Free porn? Not if three senators have anything to say about it.
An influential psychiatrist who served as the host of public radio's popular "The Infinite Mind" program earned at least $1.3 million between 2000 and 2007 giving marketing lectures for drug makers, income not mentioned on the program.
People who've followed the hijinks of the Assemblies of God in regards to televangelist scandals--and the history of televangelism, for that matter--know that the denomination has a long association with televangelism--and as the Jim Bakker, Jimmy Swaggart and Ted Haggard scandal …
Senate farm bill conferee Chuck Grassley of Iowa says he will likely vote for a veto override, if President Bush follows through on his farm bill veto threat and an override attempt succeeds.
Department of Justice, Which Claimed State Secrets Required Termination of Whistleblower Suit, Now Relies on Same "Secrets" to Avoid Tort Liability.
Iowa Sen. Grassley wants to know how many supervisors have been disciplined for retaliation, and if three in particular played a part in a St. Paul agent's case, whether the agency plans to discipline supervisors who retaliated against a whistleblower in its Minneapolis office.