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Most of the best humor under the Golden Dome of Wisdom is unintentional. That certainly was the case this past week in the
Lawsuit alleges an Iowa woman was denied a management position due to her status as a new mother.
Women and people of color are typically more likely to experience medical gaslighting.
‘When it comes to adults, basically our state code is blank.’
Iowa’s COVID-19 public health emergency officially ended this week. The pandemic, of course, continues.
The COVID-19 emergency is over, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds declares
New rules for council meetings won’t quell the public’s frustration
The need for mental health services and equal access to these services is urgent.
As some Iowans began to take off their masks, I logged back into my Bumble account and decided to wade back into the dating scene.
Iowa Legislature has put police and prosecutors in an untenable position.
Her story has taken on new relevancy now as Republican lawmakers in Iowa assail public school districts for making library books available that they’ve dubbed “obscene,” many written by LGBTQ authors and people of color
GOP lawmaker: “It’s ridiculous — we passed a law that says you can use these products and here you can’t use them in schools or nursing homes.”
Iowans are starting to learn more about another major piece of the Senate bill. Call it The Great Tax Swap.
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