by Mariannette Miller-Meeks | May 18, 2026 | Congress, Opinion
This past week, as we recognized Armed Forces Day, I found myself reflecting on what military service has meant to my family and to our country. Growing up in a military family, much of my childhood was spent on military bases and posts surrounded by men and women...
by Luke Martz | May 13, 2026 | Opinion, State Government
A recent investigation by KCCI has pulled back the curtain on a deeply troubling situation in the small town of Dexter, where a report from the State Auditor’s Office appears to have caused significant reputational harm to a local citizen without sufficient...
by Luke Martz | May 7, 2026 | Mailbag, Opinion
Voters in House District 47 are facing a serious question of trust this election cycle. Integrity is the foundation of public service, yet a troubling pattern of misinformation has emerged from Jeremy King’s campaign—most recently regarding his professional...
by Senator Joni Ernst | Apr 27, 2026 | Congress, Opinion
Tax Day has come and gone…along with the money the IRS took from your paycheck. Even if you paid your taxes on time and in full, you are still subject to the threat of an IRS audit. Meanwhile, fraudsters are treating the national treasury like a personal piggy...
by Luke Martz | Apr 21, 2026 | Opinion
Forget Tinder—the DCCC is running its own high-stakes matchmaking service, and for billionaire “defund” activists, Iowa’s liberal candidates are a “perfect match.” In this radical version of Hinge, big-money donors with anti-police agendas are...
by Gentry Collins | Apr 14, 2026 | Energy, Opinion
Conservatives know that prosperity depends on clear, predictable rules. When there is one set of fair standards for all of us, entrepreneurs invest, families thrive, and America leads. When government piles on layer after layer of red tape, investment dries up and...
