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After traveling from Ohio to Iowa, Richard Longworth has written a jeremiad and now dives in with an effort to globalize the Midwest. Reviewer Tim Collins argues that government needs to be part of this moving picture.
Wall St. has lost $700,000 for every man, woman and child in the nation. How's that possible? (It's not.)
While the native born population in Nebraska has barely grown recently, the number of immigrants has increased by a third in just the last six years.
Rural commuters, mobile-home dwellers, manufacturers, and fresh food producers are all paying a higher penalty for rising energy costs.
There are growing numbers of rural and exurban counties where minority youth are a majority of the population under 20 years of age.
Urban-centric federal programs make it hard for rural nonprofits to compete. A president with a rural point of view could help.
In parts of West Virginia, and throughout the nation, you'd never know the War on Poverty was declared. After 44 years, it still needs fighting.