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Nebraska Congressman Mike Flood discusses the Trump administrations push to gain control over Greenland, a Danish territory, and the potential use of military force. Flood emphasizes the importance of Arctic security and Greenlands strategic location and mineral resources. He opposes military action against a NATO ally but supports a partnership with Denmark and Greenland, aiming for a win-win deal with Secretary of State Rubios help. Checkout Solipillow.com

Dubuque County officials endorse Republican Shannon Lundgren for Iowas second congressional district race. Key endorsers include supervisors, board members, and auditors, praising her conservative values and leadership on taxes and public safety. Lundgren faces Democrat Liz Mathis in a tight race, with primaries approaching. Local endorsements could give Lundgren a boost in the Republican primary. Checkout Solipillow.com

State Senator Mike Pike endorses Adam Steen for governor, praising his commitment to public safety and law enforcement. This endorsement highlights Steens growing support among conservatives and law enforcement groups, as he positions himself as a steady hand for Iowas future. Checkout Solipillow.com

Iowas New Farm Bill Package: A Game-Changer for the States Agriculture Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig has introduced a comprehensive farm bill aimed at bolstering the states farming community. The proposal includes expanding farm zoning exemptions, widening tax exemptions for retired farmers, prioritizing young and beginning farmers for grants, and making a local food purchasing pilot permanent. These changes build on existing efforts to address challenges in agriculture, such as improving land access and lowering barriers for newcomers. The plan is praised for its focus on the next generation, aiming to keep Iowa land in production, support local jobs, and ease the transition for young producers. The bill also supports key groups like the Iowa Farm Bureau through targeted aid for infrastructure, training, and conservation. As lawmakers review the package, supporters hope it will pass soon to deliver real relief amid tough market conditions. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nebraskas legislative session kicked off with controversy, including a heated display incident and a potential expulsion of a first-term senator. Meanwhile, Nebraska volleyball star Natalie Potts faces a long road back from injury. Tensions are high in the Capitol, with families also affected by EBT card fraud. New developments include a minimum wage increase and a midwifes Supreme Court appeal. In Iowa, the state achieved a milestone with a federal education funding waiver, and unemployment dropped to 3.5%. Checkout Solipillow.com

Iowas unemployment rate drops to 3.5% in November, adding 3,665 jobs, with gains in trade, transportation, education, health care, and leisure sectors. Despite minor dips in construction and government jobs, overall unemployment claims decrease, indicating steady job market momentum heading into winter. Checkout Solipillow.com

Bergen Reilly, Nebraska Huskers volleyball star, makes history as a finalist for the 2026 Honda Sport Award. Shes up against three other top athletes for the prestigious title. Reilly led her team to an impressive 33-1 season, setting a school record and inspiring young athletes. The winner will advance to the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year and Honda Cup ceremony on July 27th. Checkout Solipillow.com

Starlyn Perdue, a Pottawattamie County farmer, is appointed as the first female state executive director for USDA Farm Service Agency in Iowa, bringing her farming experience to lead key programs. Doug Hoelscher, a Hamilton County native, becomes minister-counselor to the United States Mission at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, leveraging his ag policy and international trade expertise to shape U.S. positions on global food security and farming issues. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nebraskas legislative session kicked off with drama, as Governor Jim Pillen accused Senator Machaela Cavanaugh of removing a controversial history exhibit. Meanwhile, a resolution was introduced to potentially expel Senator Dan McKeon over a new report. The session started tensely, with over one hundred thirty Nebraska households affected by EBT fraud. The states minimum wage also increased to fifteen dollars per hour, leading the Midwest. Tragedy struck with a fatal apartment fire and a midwifes Supreme Court appeal against home birth restrictions. Checkout Solipillow.com