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Better dealmaking at the Capitol
Saving a chunk of surplus is prudent as the legislative session heads to the finish line.
Building momentum on affordable housing
Several new Twin Cities efforts will help meeting a growing need.
More accountability for Floyd's death
Healing and building a better Minneapolis police culture should follow ex-officer Thomas Lane's guilty plea.
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Cartoons that won Steve Sack the 2013 Pulitzer Prize
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Build on insulin affordability reform
Rep. Angie Craig's legislation isn't a panacea, but it's an important step forward.
Scoring Minnesota on COVID management
The state compares favorably when looking at key metrics, and often bests its bordering states.
Finland, Sweden would boost NATO
Putin's catastrophic Ukraine miscalculation is likely to result in the kind of alliance expansion he sought to avoid.
Mass shootings cannot, need not be the nation's default
Guns, racism and complacency all play a role, and in each case there is a response.
Vaccines during pregnancy? Here's reassurance.
New analysis of multiple studies strongly supports COVID shots during this crucial time.
Trusted leader joins anti-crime effort
Andy Luger has returned as U.S. attorney for Minnesota — with a critical new focus.
Why some retirees are returning to work
There are myriad reasons, but boomers aren't the answer to nation's workforce needs.
Protect data privacy — and students
Proposed legislation would place new restrictions on tech companies and school districts.
Think again on disinformation board
Homeland Security needs to reconsider how it can help U.S. address propaganda.
A virtual era for state's court system
Pandemic-related online innovation deserves support and budget help at the State Capitol.
Stay vigilant on virus
Even as Americans begin to gather in larger groups, smart mitigation is needed.
Putin hollows out Russia's 'Victory Day'
The Russian president equates Ukrainians with the Nazi evil they helped defeat.
The 'oops' that made the internet
The immunity offered by Section 230 of the U.S. Code was meant to be supportive. It worked a bit too well.
Preparing for a post-Roe nation
The right to choose is well-protected in Minnesota — at least for now.
How much for Minnesota schools?
State's divided Legislature is considering vastly different DFL, Republican plans.