opinion
A plea to Trump voters: Don't re-elect this awful man
You wouldn't accept this behavior from a teacher; why accept it from our leader?
Anoka-Hennepin takes a gamble on school sports
When COVID cases spike, educators should err on side of caution with student activities.
Sack cartoon: Left brain, fright brain
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Left brain, fright brain
BLOGS + COLUMNISTS
John Rash
Elections should be contentious, not voting
New PBS "Frontline" documentary "Whose Vote Counts" focuses on Wisconsin as it examines issues around access to voting.
Lori Sturdevant
Packing the court to save it? A Minnesota judicial moderate ponders
When word came that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had died, one name popped out of my mental source file: retired Minnesota Supreme Court…
Editorial
Sixth District: No endorsement in Tom Emmer-Tawnja Zahradka race
Fifth District: No endorsement in Ilhan Omar-Lacy Johnson race
Once again, Betty McCollum best reflects Fourth District
Anoka-Hennepin takes a gamble on school sports
Opinion Exchange
A plea to Biden voters: Don't empower leftists
A plea to Trump voters: Don't re-elect this awful man
Pondering how to parlay a Biden victory into a more united country
Fossil fuel's uncertain future
Letters
Readers Write: The election, the pandemic, climate change, Minneapolis housing, University of Minnesota sports
Readers Write: Voter intimidation, Trump's diagnosis, past and future debates
Readers Write: The Minnesota Republican response to COVID-19, Trump's diagnosis, Little Sisters of the Poor, democracy and the internet
Readers Write: Electoral College, Minnesota House race, City Pages
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A plea to Biden voters: Don't empower leftists
He is being influenced by people who will dismantle our Constitution.
Fossil fuel's uncertain future
A slam-on-the-brakes approach isn't helpful.
Readers Write: Electoral College, Minnesota House race, City Pages
Good points, but no.
Pondering how to parlay a Biden victory into a more united country
It is imperative that we liberals, if we achieve a victory, celebrate without gloating and proceed with forbearance.
Religion is on the decline, and politics is to blame
"Quiet religion rarely bothers anyone," Boston College political scientist Alan Wolfe told me. "Not so with loud religion."
Foreign policy is on the ballot, too
The campaign has centered on domestic issues, but all of them have a global component.
The much-denigrated Electoral College does its job
It seems poised to do it again.