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Press releases from: February 2018

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Senators introduce bipartisan bill to ensure servicemember death benefits are paid during government shutdowns
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Chairman Ernst Examines US Capabilities to Respond to Weapons of Mass Destruction

Press releases from: January 2018

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Ernst Applauds President Trump’s State of the Union Address
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ERNST, SENATORS MEET WITH KRG INTERIOR MINISTER
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Ernst Urges Senate Democratic Leadership to End Government Shutdown
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Emerging Threats and Capabilities Chairman Ernst on National Defense Strategy

Press releases from: December 2017

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2017 Ernst Initiatives and Victories for Iowa
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Source: Ripon Advance Fitzpatrick, Curbelo, Ernst provisions key to national defense bill
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NDAA Signed into Law, Includes 37 Ernst Provisions
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Ernst Statement on Decision to Recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital
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Source: KMA Land Ernst, Young, pleased with U.S. military progress in Middle East

Press releases from: November 2017

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Source: Storm Lake Pilot Tribune Ernst Leads Congressional Delegation to visit troops in the Middle East
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Ernst Leads Congressional Delegation to Visit Troops and Engage with Military and Diplomatic Leaders in Middle East
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Ernst Supports Final Passage of NDAA, Heads to President’s Desk
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Source: Sioux City Journal SERVING HER COUNTRY: Ernst, first female combat veteran in U.S. Senate, recalls leading troops in Iraq
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As Published In: The Hill A soldier at sea: Great appreciation for America’s Navy

Press releases from: October 2017

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Ernst on President’s Decision not to Certify Iran Deal

Press releases from: September 2017

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Ernst-McCaskill Fix to Military Justice Code to Guard Against ‘revenge porn’ Set to Become Law
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Senate-Passed NDAA Includes 41 Ernst Measures
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Ernst on NDAA: “Inaction, obstruction, or partial commitments are not options.”