The New York Times Magazine’s 1619 Project could be barred from Iowa schools
A bill that would ban the use of The New York Times Magazine’s slavery project in schools is being considered by the Iowa House Education Committee.
2020 Caucus Tracker
Presidential races can be a lot to track, we know that. To help stay on top of it,…
Everywhere In Between: Episode 6: Politics
Transcript MORGAN: The dinner table has gotten tense. Or maybe it’s been this way for a while, but…
The minimum wage dilemma
After Illinois passed a new $15 minimum wage law to take place in 2025, the role of what…
Shutdown Catch-Up: The “Ag-Lag”
A partial shutdown, the longest in American history, ended on Jan. 25, reopening agencies and resuming services that…
A Monument to The Past
Iowa was invaded on October 12, 1863. Twelve Confederate guerrillas wearing stolen Union uniforms crossed the Mason-Dixon Line,…
A Seven Year Rising
It took 59 years for Gloria Mazza to get involved in politics. But she has been stuck ever since.
The Next Great Race
After completing two Iditarods, Steve Watkins sets his sights on his next big adventure—US Congress
The Polarized States of America
The United States has become increasingly polarized in recent decades. Is it possible to turn our political discourse around?