As the dust settles from the 2019 Iowa legislative session, one of the clear bright spots is the broad support …
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As the dust settles from the 2019 Iowa legislative session, one of the clear bright spots is the broad support …
Iowa’s medical cannabis laws are among the most dysfunctional in the nation, but Republican leaders have little sense of urgency …
Iowa’s sluggish crawl toward cannabis reform has given rise to mass confusion about what’s legal and what’s not. Iowa Attorney …
I joined hundreds of fellow soccer fans a week ago to watch the U.S. women’s national soccer team take the …
When news came Tuesday of Ross Perot’s death at age 89, among the first things that sprang to mind was …
Seaman Second Class Ray Harrison Myers is coming home. He was killed on the battleship USS Oklahoma during the infamous …
U.S. Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan announced last week he is leaving the Republican Party. In an Independence Day column …
Many Americans bemoan the erosion of political civility. Pollsters and political analysts tell us the electorate’s values are increasingly disparate, …
Rural America could power a clean economy – but first we need to solve the coal debt crisis. As the …
Joe Tiefenthaler and Katie Roche, guest columnists ‘Independence now and independence forever!” – John Adams, Speech to Congress, July 1, …
Hail Columbia! Hail Eastern Iowa! The third week of July marks the 50th anniversary of mankind’s first step on the …
Since I arrived in Cedar Rapids in the summer 2014, my leadership experiences have evolved. As a former principal of …
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