In the 1930s, President Franklin D. Roosevelt revolutionized how political figures communicated with the everyday person with his radio-broadcast fireside chats. Amid anxiety and distrust, hearing the...

It is difficult to look at the faces of entertainment without having to immediately confront the flaws in our media. It is clear we have major issues with the types of people and stories that get told,...

The start of the new year signals more than just our two-year-long wait for the new-age “Roaring 20s,” it signals the urgency to prepare for 2020’s long-awaited election. This means that in a few...

Dear Doc Grammar: Why don’t you ever talk about anything grammatical, like what we learned in school? Dear Why: Probably you meant “such as the items a few of us tried to learn in school,” given...

Earlier the DI reported on "State of Iowa Could Face Physician Assistant Shortage." This was a good article. For some reason, though, it never used the “PA” abbreviation and instead awkwardly bracketed...

One more hour of Netflix. Ten more minutes on Instagram. We all have delayed our sleep at some point. However, the less we sleep, the more we lose focus and concentration and the less we are the people...

The year 2018 brought with it a number of breakthroughs and the population of Iowa was bettered because of it. Though division has flanked our country in devastating measure, it’s important to remember...

People often say, “There are no dumb questions,” but honestly, that’s not true. I find myself thinking about this a lot when people ask me things about my culture. With the rise of globalization...

An Associated Press article titled “Latino support for GOP steady despite Trump immigration talk” sparked many questions by Twitter users, with the most popular thread being penned by the article’s...