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Bill could make Iowans with cars, savings ineligible for SNAP, Medicaid

Families could have a maximum of between $2,750 and $4,250 in assets, depending on the disability status of household members.

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Transphobic, Anti-Drag Laws May Affect Performances of Shakespeare, Too

As an indicator of how absurd a raft of laws in the states that target drag shows and transgender individuals are, they may have the inadvertent effect of outlawing some Shakespearean productions.

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GOP advances bill to stop Iowans buying pop, candy with SNAP benefits

An earlier version of the bill would have blocked Iowans from buying a wide range of foods with SNAP benefits, but lawmakers say it will be amended.

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House GOP to seek ban on pop, candy purchases with SNAP benefits

House GOP to seek ban on pop, candy purchases with SNAP benefits
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One state wants to cut food-stamp spending Their plan: Ban fresh meat, flour and butter

Some Iowa Republicans say entitlement programs are sapping the state's budget, despite nearly $2 billion surplus.

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