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University of Iowa Health Care, with its legions of lawyers and professional planners, is well equipped to overcome regulatory hurdles, but smaller providers don’t have those resources.
A few weeks after 9/11, my family celebrated my son’s first birthday. The next day, then-President George W. Bush announced the United States military engagement in Afghanistan.
People in this debate generally fall into two camps: Milk Truthers and Milk Abstractionists.
We’re laying my dad to rest today. It seems inappropriate, considering how hard Howard Dorman worked and how little he …
We have an opportunity to consciously shape the sort of post-pandemic “normal” we’ll create.
Pints & Politics
A lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
Under Trump’s flimsy support for the RFS, the policy somehow got wrapped up with the anti-Trump “resistance” movement.
Iowa officials are spinning their wheels in the effort to get an exemption from federal marijuana prohibition. So far, all it has amounted to is a few letters exchanged between state and federal bureaucrats.
It is no lie that Black-white biracial individuals experience a sort of privilege in the economy, relationships or intimate desirability, and imprisonment.
I’m bothered by the outcry from teachers. It makes me wonder what their classroom instruction involved in the first place.
City officials often say they can’t enact significant law enforcement reform because of state law.
California has declared war on bacon. At least that’s how our state’s Republican political leaders are describing it.
County officials are debating whether they want a BearCat or an MRAP. The task now should be ensuring public oversight, which currently is nonexistent.
In November, voters in Linn County and the Cedar Rapids metro will be picking winners in some barn-burning ballot battles.
