John Hendrickson

As Alexander Pope wrote in the 18th Century, “To err is human, to forgive is divine.” Presidents are not the only ones who stumble.

John Hendrickson: A Utah-style Truth-in-Taxation measure and a stronger spending limitation are two property tax reform ideas worth considering in Iowa.

President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress are celebrating the recent passage of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARP), which is a $1.9 trillion package aimed at providing COVID-19 relief.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and the Republican-led legislature have mainly been following fiscally conservative principles of limiting spending and reducing tax rates. Gov. Reynolds even received an “A” grade from

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John Hendrickson & Rusty Cannon: Iowa’s property tax system is complex, and more transparency is needed. Iowa should look to Utah’s Truth-in-Taxation law.

In 2018, Governor Kim Reynolds and the legislature passed pro-growth tax reform that lowered income tax rates and broadened the sales tax base. Reducing tax rates, along with practicing fiscally

The day before the Capitol riot, a congressman buried his 25-year-old son, who had left a note for his family on New Year’s Eve.

In March, most Americans still hadn’t grasped the reality, or the lethality, of COVID-19. But Biden had already lost a friend of 30 years.

The 36,000-acre Whitney Park is up for sale. This tract, which includes 22 lakes and ponds, and over 100 miles of undeveloped shoreline, has been at the top of New York State’s land protection priority list for 50 years. Over the decades, the property has been lightly developed by the Whitney family…

John Hendrickson, owner of 36,000-acre Whitney estate in Long Lake, said he will not sell his property to the state or developers.

With all of Trump’s woes, Biden has a good shot at victory, but he must overcome his history of undisciplined campaigns.

Shortly after the owner of a historic 36,000-acre Long Lake estate announced this week he plans to sell for $180 million, conservationists said they want the state to step in

A huge Adirondack estate owned for generations by the Whitney family has been put up for sale by John Hendrickson, widowed husband of the late Marylou Whitney.

A historic Long Lake estate is being put up for sale. The price: $180 million. The 36,000-acre property, Whitney Park, is being sold by Joh

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Undertakers are scrambling to adapt to the complexities of COVID-19.

The painting of a thoroughbred that hung in Marylou Whitney’s...

The president refuses to believe that even New Jersey, a solidly blue Northeast state, is beyond his electoral grasp in 2020.