Steve King News

Originally published in a study, the letter penned by 14 law professors was obtained by the San Francisco Chronicle and not released publicly.

U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, who has come under fire for controversial remarks regarding immigration reform and drug smugglers, spoke Friday at a naturalization ceremony at the federal courthouse in Sioux City.

Sen. Ron Johnson said he thinks the health care law should no longer be called Obamacare.

Iowa, the nation's largest producer of eggs, allows tight confinement of hens at poultry factories, while California voters passed a law in 2008 requiring the birds be able to spread their wings in their cages.

Time is ticking as the end of the year is a little over three weeks away - and still... no Farm Bill in place.

The United States is experiencing unprecedented income inequality . It's not only affecting the lives of millions of Americans, but it's the root cause of political polarization that has paralyzed the Federal government.

An appeals board ordered the agency running the U.S. immigration court system to review the deportation case of President Obama's uncle.

Protesters with the Fair Immigration Reform Movement's "Keeping Families Together: Youth in Action" campaign react after being asked to stop singing by a Capitol Police officer outside House Speaker John Boehner's office.

Here is some good news for everyone who likes half-assed attempts at "rebranding" and "message adjustments."

With polls showing Republicans lacking a front-runner for their presidential nomination in 2016, in recent days draft efforts have claimed momentum for two political outsiders -- Judge Andrew Napolitano and physician Dr. Ben Carson.

Governor Branstad and Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey sent a letter to Senator Tom Harkin this week, asking Harkin to support the King amendment as part of the Farm Bill negotiations.

History will record that on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2013, the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary met to consider the impeachment of Barack Hussein Obama.

When the House voted last September to cut $40 billion from the federal food stamp program over 10 years, all but 15 Republicans supported the measure while not a single Democrat did so.

The House Judiciary Committee this week sounded like the living room after Thanksgiving dinner.

After both headlines and some activists in New Jersey called Chris Christie a flip flopper on an important state immigration issue this week, a Democratic group is trying to align the New Jersey governor with controversial Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa.

As Congress hammers out details of a farm bill to set agricultural policy for the next five years, most attention has focused on the debates over food stamps and agricultural subsidies.

Top Iowa state officials are asking Sen. Tom Harkin to support a provision by Iowa Rep. Steve King meant to protect Iowa's egg industry.

Doug Sedenquist, a Michigan GOP committeeman, was reportedly charged with felonies in Escanaba, Mich.

History will record that on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2013, the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary met to consider the impeachment of Barack Hussein Obama.

That seems to be the approach Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad is taking in his defense of the renewable-fuel standard.