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The rich history of art as protest is a forceful feature of a progressive-leaning Iowa organization that’s been elevating the medium in the months ahead of what is expected to be among the most contentious of American elections. The art is as strong as the passions for politically minded people, from liberal to independent, gathering […] The post Inside angle: The power of hand-made political protest poster art in a digital age appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

The Truman Scholarship recognizes outstanding undergraduates who are pursuing careers in public service

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, today, February 14, announced a major reshuffle of his ministerial appointees. | Pulse Ghana

Al Womble of the Iowa Democratic Party's Black Caucus: Florida's new Black history curriculum presents a whitewashed version of U.S. history.

Rep. Jim Langevin is retiring after more than two decades as a champion for access and equity. The Republican who's leading the battle to replace him says his legacy isn't at risk.

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Special Olympics has dropped its proof of vaccination requirement for athletes competing in Orlando next week. Gov. DeSantis threatened millions in fines.

Special Olympics has dropped its proof of vaccination requirement for athletes competing in Orlando next week. Gov. DeSantis threatened millions in fines.

Advocates say aides who work in group homes for people with developmental disabilities need more money as low pay creates an exodus, stranding many.

Advocates say aides who work in group homes for people with developmental disabilities need more money as low pay creates an exodus, stranding many.