I’ve been surprised by many things on the campaign trail, but nothing has been quite as startling as when I watched an infant manikin unexpectedly come to life at North Iowa Area Community College
This is the time of the year when my psyche — after being worn down by the headaches, the hatred and the heartache around us — gets a much-needed pick-me-up from those wonderful news reports of sec
This week marks the 75th anniversary of a major turning point in World War II.
The holiday season, stretching from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day, has become a time of cheerful overeating and overindulgence.
I’m sitting in our living room on Sunday night, watching the fireplace fire I just built.
The Iowa Board of Regents is being asked this week to consider a complex proposal to turn the operation of the University of Iowa’s utility system over to an unnamed business that will be paid to o
Editor’s note: Fourth District Congressman Steve King, R-Iowa, released a video reaction Tuesday to two major developments that occurred in Washington, D.C.
This is the transcript:
As I write this column I’m watching college football Saturday afternoon in our living room, sitting on the couch.
Joe Biden set out on a frozen, windswept eight-day bus tour of rural Iowa last weekend to shore up presidential support following a September swoon.
Peace is not natural. At least not under the conditions in which we live in modern times. These times are described from the Christian worldview as fallen.