The threat of a “cyber Pearl Harbor” failed to inspire congressional action on cybersecurity, but recent data-breaches that affected over 100 million American consumers, including some in Iowa, jus
It’s eye-rolling, this posturing and re-posturing of Iowa Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mark Jacobs.
What’s the future of football?
A couple of developments in recent months make that a fair question.
At first, I got excited.
Then I got mad.
And then I got scared.
That’s pretty much the natural arc of emotions when faced with the prospect of meeting James Brown.
House Republican leaders acknowledged last week they were playing a losing hand with their own rank-and-file members on immigration reform, and like smart card players they have decided to fold, fo
Some long-assumed sagacity about success in Iowa politics is this: never say things are going too well on the farm.
State officials are kicking the can down the road — but it’s liable to disappear into a pothole.
Here’s how Rep.
State Sen. Mark Segebart, R-Vail, says Iowa shouldn’t have three state universities.
We take the shape, size and boundaries of the state of Iowa for granted today. That wasn’t always the case.