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Rep. Ashley Hinson’s Husband ‘Arranged’ a Meeting Between Lobbyists and Iowa Lawmakers — Including His Wife

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By Stephen Neukam Verified
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Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ashley Hinson, a congresswoman pitching herself as a warrior against special interests in Iowa, and her husband, Matt Arenholz, have deep ties to the insurance industry, with Arenholz owning millions worth of interest in a private equity-backed brokerage. Documents reviewed by NOTUS reveal Arenholz also held a government affairs post at a leading insurance industry lobbying group, which has not been previously reported.
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Is The Epstein Investigation Almost Over? Depends On Who You Ask.

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By Stephen Neukam Verified
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Republicans and Democrats on the House Oversight Committee say they want the same thing: justice for the victims of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But whether the committee’s investigation is wrapping up or just starting will depend entirely on the November election. Republicans leading the investigation now are finishing interviews and a report as the midterm elections near, hoping to prompt the Justice Department to investigate individuals from the network surrounding Epstein.
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Democrats Want to Avoid an Election Season Shutdown

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By Stephen Neukam Verified, Igor Bobic Verified
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Democrats only have one major leverage point left against the Trump administration — and they’re not about to use it. With Congress approaching a government funding cliff at the end of September, key Senate Democrats signaled they want to take the threat of a government shutdown off the table. Several told NOTUS this week that they are open to a short-term stopgap spending measure to get through the election.
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