Iowa Senator Joni Ernst, who is the Senate DOGE Caucus Chair, introduced two bills Monday that she says will ensure tax dollars are used to benefit all Americans instead of Washington insiders.

Sen. Joni Ernst is putting one of her DOGE initiatives into motion by drafting the ELECT Act to defund a "slush fund" that ...

Former presidents who make big bucks with speaking fees, media deals or memoirs could find their taxpayer-funded benefits pared back ...

Ernst’s comments came as Musk shut down USAID’s headquarters last week. They will remain closed until further notice. Hundreds of federal workers received word to stay home, stoking fears of what ...

President Donald Trump’s expert cost-cutters in Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency will next target the Pentagon ...

Travis Kelce's future with the Kansas City Chiefs hangs in the balance as the team faces a pivotal offseason.

Senator Joni Ernst, chair of the “DOGE” Caucus in the U-S Senate, says she was “stonewalled” and “threatened by” USAID staff when she asked questions about how humanitarian aid was bei ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (KCRG) - Iowa Republican Senator Joni Ernst was at the White House on Wednesday to join President Donald Trump for the signing of the Laken Riley Act. That act included Sarah’s ...

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Republican U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa stayed quiet after President Donald Trump announced that Pete Hegseth would be his nominee to head the Department of Defense. She didn’t jump on the ...

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa, who is anti-abortion rights, told CNN that Kennedy needs to do more to assuage her concerns given his past comments supporting access to the procedure.

Others who had expressed reservations, like Iowa's Senator Joni Ernst, were targets of pressure campaigns and primary threats and voted for him in the end. There is much more at stake in this and ...