Adam Sullivan

It's weird to tell people your opinions for a living

In Cedar Rapids, advocates for ranked choice voting hope to emulate the legislative strategy used by daylight saving time reformers

When raw milk is outlawed, only the outlaws will drink raw milk.

The city’s once-per-decade charter review process was hamstrung from the start.

We have used this exact same playbook for illegal drugs and the results have been disastrous.

Iowa is calling off its sister-state relationship with Stavropol in the former Soviet Union. What did they do to us?

The partisan frenzy surrounding police spending has deprived all of us of a serious conversation about the size and scope of law enforcement.

Dumping out Russian vodka won’t make any difference. We should siphon off Russian talent instead.

Rick Stewart of Cedar Rapids needs 2 percent in gubernatorial race to win official status for the Libertarian Party of Iowa

Digital encryption is an easy political punching bag but most encrypted messages have no relation to criminal activity.

If more than one in every five Americans currently uses illegal drugs and there are 535 members plus thousands of staffers in Congress, well, you can do the math.

‘When it comes to adults, basically our state code is blank.’

The COVID-19 emergency is over, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds declares

It is elected officials’ prerogative to stare blankly at constituents who raise concerns but that won’t quell the public’s frustration.

By pussyfooting around marijuana reform, Iowa is making law enforcement’s job harder.