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Trump's taxes? A little less shrouded.
Supreme Court doesn't let him off the hook, but election-wise, time is in his favor.
Minnesota needs a mask mandate
Walz should act now: The coronavirus doesn't respect political borders.
Religion gets a legal boost
The Supreme Court, in this term, has been friendly to religious prerogative.
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Residency rules won't cure policing ills
Incentives are fine, but a mandate would hurt efforts to strengthen, diversify departments.
A data-driven reality check on returning to normal
Rapid rise in COVID-19 cases in the Sun Belt should temper expectations on reopening.
Maya Moore is a hero on (and in) the court
Lynx star's social justice assist exemplifies athletes as living up to being role models.
When art gives voice to grief, rage
In Minneapolis, intersection is a gathering place to mourn George Floyd's death.
Don't dismiss risk of air travel in the pandemic
Despite assurances that all is well, overconfidence isn't helpful as the pandemic rages on.
Mail-in voting can keep all of us safer
Pandemic poses special challenges, and absentee voting is a time-tested alternative.
From the archives: The Fourth is for the courageous
What if the Founding Fathers, as challenges mounted, said the fight couldn't be won?
State faces prospect of legal setback on insulin program
Big Pharma's legal challenge is likely to succeed. Walz, Legislature will need stopgap solution.
U.S. economy right now: Top of the parabola?
The bounce looks like a classic false rebound, but let's hope this time can be different — and that everybody tries to help.
This July 4th calls for national soul-searching
Instead, Trump's plans for an event at Mount Rushmore are causing even more division.
Security for hire: The implications of that $63,000 surcharge
Three Minneapolis City Council members get publicly funded private protection in the face of threats. Understandable but illuminating.
Moving in the right direction to reinvent policing in Minneapolis
Chief, mayor and business groups offer needed reforms in city's approach to public safety.
Cause for sorrow in Hong Kong
China is no longer subtle about breaching "one country, two systems."
Keep ACA protections against million-dollar medical bills
Pandemic is a new reason not to bring back lifetime limits on medical coverage.
Two rulings, one change
Supreme Court decides in favor of abortion access but dings consumer protection.