The population numbers since 2010 look bad for most rural Iowa counties: Pocahontas, down 7.8 percent; Sac, down 6.1 percent; Audubon, down 10 percent; Cass, down 7.3 percent; Adams, down 9.5 perce
Churdan farmer Jeff J. Pudenz was recently asked why he continues to enthusiastically back President Donald Trump.
This is his response.
Farm
It’s always about the economy, stupid. President Trump’s re-election depends on it.
The stock market has been strong. Other leading indicators are ominous.
Developers who point to a modern skyline and business growth in Newark, New Jersey, say Cory Booker played a pivotal role in turning that city from a forlorn punch line — a dismissed patch of the n
Hate-driven violence is on the rise in the United States. There’s no denying it, and there’s no easily identifiable remedy for it.
In the war over pronouns, the manner in which people who identify as neither fully male or female on the sexual spectrum are increasingly demanding respect, Iowa State University’s president unequi
Green sprigs are sprouting along the ditches of the blacktops where the anhydrous tankers rolled en masse.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this past weekend dredged up an old playbook just prior to the Israeli elections: expansion of his country’s borders and claims of his country’s sovereignt
Editor’s note: U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, recently delivered these floor remarks about the Green New Deal.
STORM LAKE — Pulitzer Prize-winning Iowa journalist Art Cullen used the developing Pillar Technology software company in Jefferson — and its ties to Silicon Valley Congressman Ro Khanna — as an exa