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A recent court ruling shows Brenna Bird still stands by her most important client: Donald Trump
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird (Photo: Screengrab from Iowa PBS program, “Iowa Press”)
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Back in the day, Iowa’s attorney general fought for consumers hurt by big corporations. Often working with his colleagues in other sta...
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is not part of Donald Trump's 'imperial realm.'
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It’s been a while since I’ve visited Washington, DC, but there was a time when I used to go more often.
Sometimes, the trips were for business; on other occasions, they were personal. Re...
Republicans promised Iowa's teacher pay would soar toward the top. Instead, we slouched to the middle
The Iowa Legislature (Photo: Screengrab from Iowa PBS broadcast.)
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Now that the Iowa Legislature has adjourned, the sales job begins.
Don’t expect subtlety. Expect Republicans running state government to tell you how much be...
In what world is health care less expensive?
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Lately, you haven’t been able to turn on the TV without hearing how great Mariannette Miller-Meeks is.
A special interest group with ties to the House Republican leadership has been blanke...
The City of Davenport can still choose openness
Davenport City Hall. (Photo: Ed Tibbetts)
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The Iowa Supreme Court last week sided with the City of Davenport in its quest to keep secret the recordings of closed city council sessions, which State Auditor Rob Sand sought acce...
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For three decades, I wrote about politics, government and trends for a newspaper in the Quad-Cities along the Mississippi River in Iowa and Illinois. I'm on my own now, but I'm still creating honest, thoughtful journalism at a time when it's needed.
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