Todd Dorman

There are signs Reynolds’ iron grip on Iowa isn’t as grippy

This past week, the Cedar Rapids City Council, its hand forced by the Iowa Legislature, took a final vote to …

President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, had the world’s richest man wielding a chain saw while spawning chaos …

You may have read Julie Stauch, a Democratic candidate for governor, is a “political consultant.” She says that’s OK, but …

It is unfortunate nitrate pollution isn’t “woke.” That way, Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird might be more likely to go …

This past week, Gov. Kim Reynolds was “appalled.” Was it Iowa’s dirty water? You can’t be serious. How about underfunded …

Maybe you’ve heard, but public broadcasting is the scourge of our nation. News reported on public airwaves is liberally biased. …

It’s easy to tell Iowa’s top Republicans are sweet on Donald Trump, to the point where cavities are a real possibility. We received some fresh evidence this past week.

As Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley jammed a controversial nominee through the Judiciary Committee he chairs last week, Democratic Sen. Cory …

Maybe our leaders under the Golden Dome of Wisdom, now redder than a Louisiana crawfish boil, don’t want to address …

State Auditor Rob Sand is running to win the Democratic nomination for governor. But he doesn’t have to like it. …

Linn-Mar’s school board showed some guts this past week. Board members unanimously rejected a proposal for removing all mentions of …

The Trump administration’s decision to withhold over $6 billion in federal education funding is not just a political maneuver—it’s a …

Nitrate pollution is no longer just some nebulous concept for residents of Iowa’s largest city, and the state’s capital. For …

When Bird gets in, she will be the Republican front-runner