He’s one of the state’s clearest, most experienced voices on agricultural policies and the pressing need for improved environmental stewardship.
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He’s one of the state’s clearest, most experienced voices on agricultural policies and the pressing need for improved environmental stewardship.
Pollsters and pundits would have us believe that Iowans are fine with Republican control. We’re hearing something very different.
If Putin wins the war, will other autocrats see Putin’s Russia as the land of tomorrow?
It’s a civil war on civility.
If deals are mad, it’s likely they’ll emerge from closed-door negotiations and will be put to a vote before affected Iowans can react
Since moving to Iowa nearly 40 years ago, I have discovered so many things I appreciate about living here. Affordable …
We’ve made another lap around the sun and reached Earth Day 2022. It provides us with a moment to take …
His argument is that he brings seriousness and substance to the Senate race.
At this time, when the Russian invasion of Ukraine is leading to food shortages, the prioritization of corn-based ethanol is alarming.
Associated Press’ “Today in History” is my favorite daily newspaper column. The cogent lessons allow me to recall — with …
Franklin Roosevelt’s vice president, John Nance Garner, famously said unambiguously, “Being Vice President is not worth a bucket of warm spit.”
Could it be it that the plan you select, not the number of people, would give the best representation?
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