It’s been more than three weeks since the Cedar Rapids Community School District was hit by a cyberattack that allowed …
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It’s been more than three weeks since the Cedar Rapids Community School District was hit by a cyberattack that allowed …
In July, the AFL-CIO posted its findings for CEO-to-worker-pay ratios using data from 2021. The ratio was 264-to-one in pre-pandemic …
Seven inmates have died while in custody at the Linn County Jail since 2020. The sheriff’s office, which runs the …
“Settled law” is code for “Don’t worry, everything’s fine.” Things are not fine, and many Americans are worried.
Opinion: Divisive content law requires teachers to engage in content- and viewpoint-based censorship
In a panel discussion of whether America’s difficulties were the fault of media or politicians, Congressman Barney Frank interjected, “Our …
Extremists are winning across the country.
Yet again, MidAmerican Energy has expressed an interest in studying nuclear reactors for Iowa. Between 2010 and 2013, MidAmerican studied …
Twice a week, I play trivia with some of my election office colleagues, who are all pretty left-leaning politically. One …
For the first time in almost a century, one of Canada’s largest cities, Vancouver, will have a comprehensive plan. Called …
You’re sleepwalking through a race for governor with stakes that couldn’t be much higher.
Like many other Gen Zers born in the late 1990’s, I’ve lived so long in social media ubiquity that it’s …
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