This year’s presidential election appears to be all over but the shouting, and of course there’s plenty of that.
I would like to thank the Greene County board of supervisors for unanimously approving a mask mandate for Greene County last week.
Every day for the last 18 days now my state of Victoria, in Australia, has reported no new cases of coronavirus. Currently there are only three active cases in the entire state.
The 2020 election is now in the books, and its results are decidedly mixed.
When the Iowa Legislature wrote the state’s public records law 50 years ago, lawmakers wanted to guarantee that anyone could obtain copies of state and local government records that are not designa
As I write this column, the polls have not closed in any state. That’s because the Herald deadline requires that my writing be turned in on Tuesday the week of publication.
Face masks are one instrument in our toolbox for the fight against COVID-19.
However, there are arguments in circulation against mask wearing that aren’t true.
Coverage of the 2024 presidential election started — for me, at least — on Oct. 1, 2020 — well over a month before the Nov. 3 election.
The government seized as many as 5,400 children, some of them infants, away from their parents and transported them elsewhere to other people hundreds or thousands of miles away.
Americans of nearly every political persuasion who can take the long view should be able to find something positive in the 2020 election, no matter the outcome.