The right to protest is not a threat to democracy—it’s one of its most fundamental pillars on which our country …
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The right to protest is not a threat to democracy—it’s one of its most fundamental pillars on which our country …
Recently, an argument has been circulating that goes like this: private schools are accredited to teach students, therefore they’re accountable …
Bias against trans people may not always feel like bias.
Our national memory is shorter than the first verse of the Star-Spangled banner, and that’s bad news if you’re trying …
(The editorial has been changed to clarify a new middle school is estimated to cost $104 million.) The Cedar Rapids …
I am writing in response to “Iowa Regents Adopt new revocation-degree policy including for honorary degrees” ( The Gazette, March …
When President Harry Truman signed the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe on April 3, 1948 the American people were already …
I was on Christmas break from college after my four years in the Marine Corps. The company I was working …
Over the past 20 years, property taxes in Iowa have increased by nearly 110%, outpacing inflation and population. In Fiscal …
The first time it became apparent to me that thoughtful women were fully realizing that they were not being treated …
“Physics does not care about our politics, and ultimately the world will continue to warm until we get global emissions of CO2 to (net) zero.” — Climate scientist Zeke Hausfather …
Editorial Fellow | Chris Espersen “I’ve never seen him so happy,” Christina Fernández-Morrow describes life for her dad back in …
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