Art Cullen is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and the editor of the Storm Lake Times, a small newspaper in Iowa. His work focuses on local issues, including agriculture, the environment, and social justice. He has also written for national publications such as The Washington Post and The New York Times.
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Art Cullen's coverage revolves around government, politics, rural America, agriculture, and Iowa-centric topics. He frequently includes expert commentary and opinion editorials in his articles. To effectively reach out to Art Cullen, consider offering insights on local or national political issues that affect rural America or the state of Iowa specifically. Additionally, providing expert commentary related to agricultural policies or developments impacting the region may also be well-received by him.
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Iowa’s Kim Reynolds joined 25 other Republican governors last week to declare that they will use the National Guard and local law enforcement to ship out immigrants. It’s dishonest but …
It’s a week before Christmas, which means it is time for that Annual Holiday Letter and a good shot of freezing rain. Last Christmas Dolores and I both came down with Covid. Bah humbug! …
By: Art Cullen
It’s a week before Christmas, which means it is time for that Annual Holiday Letter and a good shot of freezing rain. Last Christmas Dolores and I both came down with Covid. Bah humbug! …
In order not to get sued or put in jail, we will refrain from commenting on Donald Trump suing The Des Moines Register and Ann Selzer, who conducted the Iowa Poll that showed Kamala Harris with a lead in Iowa just before the election. He claims it was election interference. It would do little good for us to note that The Register and Selzer are dedicated to reporting facts, so we will not say so. It would be silly for us to remark that Selzer is a professional with an impeccable reputation, unlike some politicians who shall remain nameless so they do not sue.
Storm Lake is fortunate — blessed, if you will — that the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe on Dec. 12 takes such a prominent place in our holiday schedule. Mexicans, especially, venerate the Virgin Mary over a 24-hour period, crawling to her on hands and knees, dancing for her in indigenous tradition, and gathering at St. Mary’s for lots of food.
If you look under the tree, the gift of being plopped down in Storm Lake, Iowa, is readily apparent.
Congress extended the farm bill for another year as part of a spending deal approved last weekend that avoided a government shutdown. The five-year farm bill should have been approved in 2023 but has been held up by House conservatives trying to reduce nutrition and conservation spending. Extending it a year, plus providing up to $30 billion in disaster and economic aid to farmers, takes the heat off lawmakers who have been dragging their feet.
Congress extended the farm bill for another year as part of a spending deal approved last weekend that avoided a government shutdown. The five-year farm bill should have been approved in 2023 but has …
Fast-moving mutation and spread of avian flu to humans should set off alarms and be met with an all-out effort to protect health and a reliable, safe food supply. Unfortunately, there is a prevailing agreement in the scientific community that government efforts to control spread of the virus have been too little, too late.
If you’re reading this, there is no avoiding 2025. It can’t be that bad. 2024 wasn’t the greatest, may old acquaintance be forgot. People poking in indiscreet places, a lot of that, and realizing late in the year Iowa might be terminally insane. Donald Trump promises to straighten out the press and already sued over an outlying Iowa Poll.
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