opinion
We regulate a tiny fraction of the 12,000 'forever chemicals'
We need far more comprehensive mandates that test, monitor and limit the entire class of PFAS.
Do more to deter suicide at the Washington Avenue Bridge
My daughter was among those who have ended their lives there.
When is it antisemitism? Jewish people are in the best position to know.
It is not the place of non-Jews to explain it to one of the most persecuted ethnic groups in human history.
Censorship is being censored at Columbia
Once a group accords itself the prerogative to regulate speech, it will eventually be weaponized in return.
Aid votes show Congress can still work
But it's unfortunate that four members of Minnesota's delegation failed to see the big picture.
BLOGS + COLUMNISTS
John Rash
McDaniel mess suggests a more profound pundit problem
The "revolving door" of the political media industrial complex hurts journalism and democracy.
John Rash
The global impact from local human-rights activism
New U exhibit explores how Minnesota-based organizations often have had a worldwide influence in the enduring struggle for human rights.
Editorial
Aid votes show Congress can still work
Mpls. must investigate suspicious fires
Minnesota is losing the race on mental health care
Be a major player in film and TV game
Opinion Exchange
We regulate a tiny fraction of the 12,000 'forever chemicals'
Censorship is being censored at Columbia
When is it antisemitism? Jewish people are in the best position to know.
Government surveillance keeps us safe, and Congress just improved it
Letters
Readers Write: Minnesota Republican leaders on vaccine prioritization; University of Minnesota and alcohol
Readers Write: COVID deaths, death penalty, Enbridge Line 3, automation, the glass ceiling
Readers Write: Minneapolis police reform, the Chosin Few
Readers Write: GOP's Texas lawsuit, the Electoral College
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Readers Write: Cellphones in schools, potholes, child abuse, good journalism
No phones in school. Duh.
Editorial cartoon: Lessons on antisemitism
Government surveillance keeps us safe, and Congress just improved it
There are ways to prevent abuses without compromising national security value. Over the weekend, a bipartisan Congress voted for numerous helpful reforms.
Let USC valedictorian give her speech
Though it's understandable that her anti-Israel stances are controversial on Southern California campus.
Readers Write: Presidential debates, mental health, copper wire theft, Hennepin County Board, films
Let the debates go on — with a couple drug tests first.
Counterpoint: Yes, corporate philanthropy has changed — and that's not necessarily a bad thing
Here's what can be gained when people are open to the evolution.
CHIPS Act, good as it was, doesn't fully enable a domestic supply chain
Companies in Minnesota and Wisconsin illustrate the situation.