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Opinion: Iowa wages too low, politicians priorities too skewed

Register columnist: Unemployment benefit cuts, lower wages and the "right to work" law are just a few things that put Iowa on the wrong side of labor.

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Opinion: Iowans are using, and dying from, lethal drugs more than ever

Register columnist: It s been "the most drugs I ve ever seen," says a state official who s been working on drugs for 24 years.

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Opinion: Republicans keep choosing devotion to Trump over truth

Register columnist: What does it say about GOP voters that they still throw their lot in with the disgraced former president? Is it fear? Denial?

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Rekha Basu: Don t be swayed by fear-mongering ads from unclear interests

From the commentary: So do the research and vet these ads before believing them. And to poor Mrs. Smith, please get a real doctor, and take heart that your drug prices should actually go down. Unless, of course, you're diabetic.

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Opinion: Citizens United left us subject to these deceptive ads

Register columnist: A TV ad claims Congress is considering a $300 billion cut to Medicare, when it would actually reduce costs for consumers.

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