December marks Human Rights Week and starts the 75th anniversary year of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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December marks Human Rights Week and starts the 75th anniversary year of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Displeased or not, most can agree that the fate of Iowa Democrats’ leadoff status was sealed three years ago on Feb. 3, 2020
A check in the city’s Christmas stocking, perhaps.
Any move to cut property taxes could make it tougher for local governments to fund an array of services
The state party needs a complete overhaul.
Guest Column | Sharon Mayer Rising health care costs are top of mind for seniors. Many of us are on …
He won’t have to worry about getting shucked over in the Tall Corn State for a fourth time.
Abortion was not a good issue for Republicans in the midterms.
One of the sources used by Alexander Rapp in mapping out old public transit routes in eastern Iowa: an ad for the streetcar in Cedar Rapids and Marion, from the Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette and Republican, from Friday, 9 October 1931. These lines were replaced by buses by 1937. Courtesey of Alexander Rapp.
In the Iowa countryside, farmers’ fields, hillocks and streams define the space. Here the small town lifts humanity. Time echoes …
It’s beginning to sound like Christmas. But if you feel like those catchy carols don’t quite capture the modern spirit, …
In 1957, theologian Ted Geisel wrote a children’s story called “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” You know the story. If …
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