Big league baseball is back. Sort of.
As they say, it’s a whole new ball game.
We hate to say that we told you so, but we saw this coming: The Raccoon River Watershed Coalition is all but dead after just three years, and can barely give away about $2.5 million in funds for co
The unpleasant fact about COVID-19, here and elsewhere, is that as we reopen, we’re going to have more cases. That means more deaths, and more potential long-run damage to individuals’ health.
The U.S. Supreme Court last week by a vote of 7-2 agreed with most Americans that President Trump is not above the law.
The justices also ruled that he is not below the law.
Iowa’s voter turnout in the June 2 primary election set a record. And almost 80 percent of those who voted did so by mail-in ballot.
Those two facts are related.
The chief cultural signifier of our times is this: Wearing a mask. Or not.
Chuck Grassley means business.
It’s hard to miss a Nazi flag — a death-black swastika inside a pure-white circle in the center of a blood-red banner — but even harder to miss a Nazi flag when the owner of a ladies’ clothing stor
The untimely death of Raj Marphatia, 60, of Palo Alto, Calif., last month meant a deep loss for Jim Copeland Sr., of Jefferson.
Some commentators maintain that change in the United States comes only through violence of some sort.