Adam Sullivan

GOP lawmaker: “It’s ridiculous — we passed a law that says you can use these products and here you can’t use them in schools or nursing homes.”

If this is supposed to make a point about the frightening extremities of school choice, it doesn’t do a very good job.

Under proposed law, Iowa teachers would be forbidden from saying anything “unpatriotic” about the Pledge of Allegiance

The timing of a vote by the Des Moines City Council made clear it was an effort to stifle one particular council member’s participation in meetings.

Grassley’s bipartisan antitrust bill isn’t about competition - it’s about politicians lashing out at tech companies

It’s a snapshot of 2022 America: Anything that makes you slightly uncomfortable might be sex trafficking.

“The students must simply pay for and complete a course of instruction that has no relevance to their desired occupation.”

Come for a job interview, stay because you have a court date for your marijuana arrest.

Still, there are signs that some local officials are growing wary of never-ending police budget increases.

Government is a blunt instrument and state and federal officials are using it to whack us from both sides of the COVID-19 vaccine debate.

How Iowans responded to The Gazette’s libertarian columnist in 2021

No state has as many places to buy marijuana as Iowa has places to buy beer.

Schools in Iowa and elsewhere have software to trace students’ digital footprints

Iowa’s longest-serving inmate was spared from being hanged but he still paid for his crime with his life.

Almost two years into the pandemic, Iowans still can’t find at-home antigen tests.