Thursday, May 21, 2026
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One Iowan global warming skeptic shares his reasons

"If you torture numbers, they will tell you anything." I do not know who first said this, but it applies to just about everything, from sports statistics to political polls.

Sportsmanship, not race: What an NFL player's interview does not say about us

Did you watch the now-infamous interview with Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman? Did you hear him say "I am the best and if you try to beat me I'm gonna shut your mouth?" And did you respond by saying, "Wow, what a jerk?" If so, you are a" ludicrous" racist who "isn't ready for lower class Americans from neighborhoods like Compton (California) to succeed.

Chris Christie's not-so-subtle blunder

Most people who have paid attention to the whole George Washington Bridge-closing scandal believe that it means bad news for the presidential aspirations of New Jersey Governor Chris (The Redundancy) Christie.

2013: Our year of big, good news

Sometime next week, the counter on the front page of the Vinton Today web site (those medium blue numbers at the bottom right corner of the light blue banner behind our name) will turn to: 8,000,000.

The GM-Windows 8 conspiracy

We often look at people who believe in "conspiracy theories" as though they are a little -- or more often, a lot -- crazy. People believe that government, society, business, and/or aliens (among other entities) have agreed to work against them to cause harm, loss of property or in some cases, death.

Letter to the Editor: Do Christians Have Civil Rights?

By Peter Shaw Civil rights is a phrase whose origin can be traced back to the early 1700’s. The concept of individual civil rights can be traced back to England’s bill of rights in the 1600’s.
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Dad was THIS ladies' man

Driving home from one of those funeral duties, Dean and I talked about our dads, and how neither of them had much, but they were the best dad that a kid could ask for.