When the clock ticks toward midnight on Jan. 31, there’ll be no crowds in New York’s Times Square and families …
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When the clock ticks toward midnight on Jan. 31, there’ll be no crowds in New York’s Times Square and families …
Agriculture – and the whole Iowa economy it supports – could take a significant blow in 2016 if voters don’t …
Jeff Dodge, guest columnist The Iowa Caucuses are now just days away. Evangelical Christians compose a large swath of caucus …
In 2006, Maryland voters stood up to partisanship and gridlock by electing Martin O’Malley, a progressive leader who was not …
We are concerned by the increase in the number students at Iowa’s colleges and universities seeking help for mental health …
Todd Dorman, 24 Hour Dorman Last fall, I figured the debate in Cedar Rapids over restoring soil on building sites …
When caucus goers participate in Iowa’s First in the Nation Presidential selection process, many have as a foremost policy concern …
As Iowa’s 118 community hospitals and 71,000 hospital employees work daily to bring healing and wellness to all Iowans, the …
Some 40 years ago in Washington, D.C., I agreed to host a series of TV interviews with presidential candidates. Questioning …
So Mike Huckabee isn’t a fan of polls. Sure, you’re probably thinking it’s no surprise Mr. Low Single Digits would …
My daughter Katie was the recipient of the first Medicaid home- and community-based waiver in the country. In many ways …
Wars are costly and they should only be considered as a last resort after trying all other available options, especially …
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