Countering extremism in Minnesota
Local initiatives should be lauded, but funding is inadequate to support the Somali community. An occasional series of editorials on terrorism.
Countering extremism in Minnesota: A beautiful goal, barely begun
Local initiatives can be lauded, but funding is inadequate to support Somali community.
Leadership is needed to break impasse on Brian Coyle center expansion
Lt. Gov. Tina Smith would be an excellent choice to help broker a deal.
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Countering terrorism by building a path to success
Fundraising shouldn't fall short for Cedar-Riverside jobs center.
Congress still lags on anti-terrorism funding
Minnesota Legislature stepped up, but there's more work to do.
Minnesota shouldn't rest on its anti-radicalization laurels
A Star Tribune series highlighted other solutions
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