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Trade wars still are a really bad idea. The main thing that’s changed is we’re not outraged by it anymore, for some reason.
Writes Adam Sullivan: In my work for The Gazette’s opinion page, I like to take note of what I call wholesome letters. They are letters to the editor that take a positive tone, or at least don’t fixate on divisive partisan issues, as many of our letters do.
So it’s been 14 years this week since I walked through the doors of The Gazette
After a few months of discussion over school resource officers in Cedar Rapids, we still do not have a clear answer to this simple question.
Iowa concluded Fiscal Year 2021 with a $1.24 billion budget surplus. The largest ever. Black ink is certainly better than …
Pints & Politics
A lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
Several local candidates will win elections in November without having to talk to a single voter.
Our “rogue auditor” is complying with the letter of state election law. And yet he’s being accused of playing politics in the non-partisan Linn-Mar School Board election.
The state government’s Test Iowa system is too slow. And the federal government refuses to authorize more at-home tests.
The new president is employing the exact same strategy as the old one. He hopes to send a message to other migrants not to approach our border. The cruelty is the point.
Does a pediatric COVID-19 mortality rate of 0.01 percent truly the extreme measures some have demanded?
Iowa is saturated in gambling options, with casinos, racetrack casinos, sports betting and a lottery. Iowans wanted to gamble, and our leaders obliged.
“We are thinking about what the library’s role might be in the future and planning what we can bring to informational services.”
