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Cutting in corporate America on climate policy appears to be clearing a path for a rational farm bill discussion as the new Congress organizes. House Republican leaders are making sympathetic …

We think it’s time Congress addresses and rethinks the law requiring mandatory minimum prison sentences for drug crimes, a law enacted back in the 1980s. That law impacting non-violent criminals …

In our effort to “get the story” from a recalcitrant Dollar Tree/Family Dollar corporation apparently not interested at this time in marketing and promoting it’s new store coming to town, we …

With the holidays upon us, it is comforting to wish along with Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois that justice should be done for Dreamers — young immigrants brought here through no choice of their own, …

We owe it to our law enforcement officers and staffs to drive with extra caution when winter’s snow and ice makes streets and highways death traps. What a waste of expertise and training when we …

Because we’ve been there, done that, and survived to date this life of fame and blame, we don’t question why we got into the newspaper business to begin with, or why we stay. It remains to …

Iowa took a turn from the bulk of America in the midterm elections with its continued march to the right. Voters put Republicans in full control of the statehouse, again, and draped the …

Democracy and the rule of law have been under sustained assault for several years, but the midterm elections should cheer us all for the resilience of the American Experiment. Voter turnout was a …

As food and fuel prices continue to soar while producers, packers, wholesalers and retailers protect their margins by simply passing higher costs to consumers, we pause to wonder if we’re ever …

Take it as a sign of progress that some of the world’s largest agribusiness and food companies — including the biggest nitrogen fertilizer producer — see that a changing climate threatens food …

When your job is focused on serving the public in an outdoors capacity, you’re at the mercy of Mother Nature. Mother Nature dictates when our campgrounds open for the season and when we close them …

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