Wood, Woodn’t — anyone could make that mistake.
Really?
This society has launched itself so far down the rabbit hole that we’re parsing wood?
There’s an app for that.Well, no. In...
All people have some level of privilege. This doesn’t mean their lives aren’t hard — it may just mean that their race, socioeconomic class, gender, etc., isn’t what’s making it hard for them...
The voices of our farmers must be heard, and we must demand this trade war to end, or our agricultural economy will be undone.
By Nichole Shaw
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If you haven’t heard about President...
In response to a DI column, “Support affirmative action; end racial divide in the classroom,”by Nichole Shaw, I think it is important to look at the other side of affirmative-action policies without...
In the wake of Seattle’s city-wide ban on straws and plastic utensils, many a writer has weighed in on the #straws debate. Are straws a worthy opponent of climate-change advocates? Would banning straws...
A new law, Senate File 481, took effect on July 1 in Iowa. The law has been coined an “anti-sanctuary cities” measure because it requires local law enforcement to comply and cooperate with federal...
Approximately 99.9 percent of people in India have faith in religious and traditional beliefs. Due to a lack of education in rural parts of the country, people tend to have blind faith in these beliefs, turning them into superstitions.
In the past couple weeks, you may have heard that the Trump administration intends to reverse Obama era affirmative-action policies. Some have denounced this action as a step backwards. But if you separate...
Before the summit, to say expectations were low would have around the same surprise level as predicting the sun would rise in the east.
What summit? you say.
What do you mean, what summit? The summit...
Last week, the University of Iowa announced it will close seven centers, cut funding from six others, and ax jobs for 33 people.
In April, the Iowa Legislature made $5.49 million in midyear cuts to the...
