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Depend on Carter to guide St. Paul
City needs incumbent mayor's skills to tackle crime and focus on housing.
Tiny houses could aid homeless
Faith communities can and will help if governments will get out of the way.
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Who are you gonna call?
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John Rash
U.S.-Israel political parallels (and perils)
New leaders in Jerusalem and Washington will contend with a bilateral relationship that's become more political than diplomatic.
John Rash
Political science — and science — help guide NATO
Bryan Wells, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's chief scientist, talks about the evolving role of science in the Western alliance.
Editorial
Kevin Reich deserves another term in First Ward
In Second Ward, Yusra Arab over Cam Gordon
As Mpls. recovers, re-elect Jacob Frey
Our Best Shot: Addressing hesitations about the coronavirus vaccines
Opinion Exchange
Oh, get real, Democrats, and meet the country where it's at
What's wrong with Kyrsten Sinema?
Without child care, economy cannot thrive
More than ever, jobs for the disabled are vital
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Readers Write: Minneapolis mayoral race, ranked-choice voting, predatory settlement practices, vaccines
Minneapolis will not recover like this.
The world isn't ready for its first green energy crisis
Ending the fossil fuel era is proving easier than replacing it.
Sack cartoon: Who are you gonna call?
Sack cartoon: Everybody ready?
Palmisano is a voice of reason
On policing and other issues, incumbent has been a hardworking leader.
Readers Write: Guns
Too much like a war zone.
Lending bubble has produced student debt crisis
Since easy loans have made students and parents less price sensitive, colleges are further incentivized to raise prices.