Articles Tagged: Analysis

The novel coronavirus is upending the daily lives of Iowans at every turn. State government is not immune. Last week …

This one had it all. A man, once incarcerated, making the most of his second chance in life. A man …

DES MOINES – On its way to Gov. Reynolds’ desk is a proposal to increase state funding in Iowa’s K-12 …

For fans and defenders of Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses, Super Tuesday brought some good news and bad news. First, the good …

And on the 24th day, the 2020 Iowa Democratic Party rested. The final results of the Iowa Democratic caucuses – …

I write a lot about food, and about topics like people who grow local food and those who cook it. …

Iowa’s first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses once again are under attack. The state Democratic Party’s inability to produce timely results after last …

At one point or another, 28 Democratic candidates have run for president in 2020. Just a dozen remain, and of …

Finally, after three years of a presidency like none other, after street protests and raucous rallies, after awkward Thanksgiving dinners …

The Iowa Democratic caucuses may be set up for the biggest comeback in political history. Could the winner of the …

IOWA CITY – Ann Stromquist watched this week’s Democratic presidential debate like the research scientist she is. She studied the …

This tax cut game is rigged. For all of the two decades or so your columnist has been watching state …

Andrew Yang says he is talking about the issues that led to President Donald Trump’s election, and he is resonating …

JOHNSTON – Perhaps it was recency bias, but when Amy Klobuchar addressed a campaign crowd this past week in the …

If Iowa Democrats were concerned the national party has become too heavy-handed in this presidential primary, Friday’s news did nothing …