By John R. Whitaker —– Last week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack laid out his priorities for the upcoming farm bill. …
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By John R. Whitaker —– Last week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack laid out his priorities for the upcoming farm bill. …
Have you been following the Cedar Rapids City Council campaign? Let’s find out. Here’s a quiz: 1. Several hopefuls say …
The Gazette Editorial Board —– Reinforcement of the call for education reform in Iowa arrived Monday: the 2011 National Assessment …
By Quad-City Times — More than 3,000 Iowa adults have been convicted of sex crimes since 2005. Still, Iowa’s sex …
By Waterloo/Cedar Falls Courier — Since the race for a Republican presidential nominee for 2012 is still considered a wide …
By The Des Moines Register —- Gov. Terry Branstad’s plan to reform education relies heavily on teachers, testing and innovation. …
Gazette Editorial Board — When the Federal Emergency Management Agency uses the term “de-obligated,” we get an uneasy feeling. FEMA …
Did some road trip gas-pumping over the weekend. But, I have to admit, I didn’t really feel under-taxed. I know we …
Gazette Editorial Board — Tonight, the Iowa City Council can take the first step toward approving a tax that many …
Last week, at Wednesday night’s Senate District 18 forum, time ran out before either Chris Earl or I could ask the candidates about same-sex …
By Dr. James Bell —– Now more than ever, people are engaged in discussion about health care reform. End-of-life care …
NOT ON PIERS: The Cedar Rapids City Council decided last week not to allow homes to be built on piers …
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