All last year and continuing this year there has been a constant drum beat in our nation to ‘Stop the …
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All last year and continuing this year there has been a constant drum beat in our nation to ‘Stop the …
We live in troubling times. The good news is that a democracy, such as Iowa’s, is inherently self-correcting. Inept politicians …
The Iowa Legislature is considering bills that would change Iowa’s election laws. Opponents of the bills have been quick to …
Black History Month is meant to honor the historic struggles and achievements of Black Americans. While understanding our history is …
That pesky U.S. Constitution is getting in the way of Iowa lawmakers and their drug-busting fantasies. The Iowa Senate last …
Students who enroll in the Academy for Scholastic and Personal Success quickly learn of the value we place on heritage. …
Public education has long been the foundation of our state. For generations, Iowans could count on a great public education …
At Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack’s confirmation hearing this month, U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst had a singular concern – electric vehicles. …
Iowa’s high property taxes are a growing concern. The Tax Foundation examined the ‘effective tax rates on owner-occupied housing” across …
As a law professor, I am a strong defender of free speech. Defending free speech as a constitutional principle means …
It seems, under the Golden Dome of Wisdom, Republicans who run the show have allowed the libs to drive them …
‘Laws are like sausages, it is better not to see them being made.” But if they are made poorly, both …
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