As a company commander who served in Kuwait and Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom—and someone who spent 23 years of my life serving in the United States military alongside some of the best and brightest our country has to offer—the last few weeks have been extremely difficult to watch. Pre…

One moment, I was munching on a poppy seed muffin and lazily watching the “Today Show.” The next, I was banging on the door of the bathroom I shared with my roommate.

Earlier this week, the American people faced a surreal and gut-wrenching reality—America left our own behind. The president broke a promise to our citizens and to those who bravely served alongside us as he ended the U.S. mission in Afghanistan, and the Taliban celebrated.

As a fifth generation Iowan, I know that sometimes it can feel like the federal government has overlooked states like ours and the rural communities that folks have called home for generations.

Abortion Cases Advance

Presidential elections always bring a ton of turnout. But local elections — school board and city council — are where we elect the people whose work most nearly touches our lives. They decide our local taxes, how our kids learn in school, which of our streets get repaired and much more.

In 1875, the Warren County Record printed a letter from early settler Andrew Hastie praising the value and benefit of several long-departed citizens but also calling attention to the living and breathing Joel Jacoby. Despite almost 150-years since Hastie wrote his words, remembering Joel Jac…

Remain in Mexico Policy Upheld