opinion
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What are we getting into in Syria?
The new strategy is as likely to involve strategic support as it is arms, and doesn’t necessarily signal escalation, but this is murky. Updated 6:51 PM
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Some context: What bugs us so much about surveillance?
There’s actually more transparency in intelligence operations in the United States than in most any other country, yet it doesn’t... Updated 6:27 PM
editorialseditorials
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Regarding Iran: Optimism, and realism
Election of Hasan Rowhani creates new diplomatic potential.
Full story Full storyUpdated 6:30 PM
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Nancy Barnes
Star Tribune editor: Our serial fiction and e-book project
This summer, the Star Tribune began a grand...
John Rash
A week at the U.S. Army War College security seminar
“Asymmetric warfare” is not new. But the term...
Lori Sturdevant
Minnesota Legislature wasn't so bad for business
Grumbling about the DFL-dominated 2013 Legislature’s performance started...
commentariescommentaries
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What are we getting into in Syria?
The new strategy is as likely to involve strategic support as it is arms, and doesn’t necessarily signal escalation, but this is murky.
Full story Full story Updated 6:51 PM
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Some context: What bugs us so much about surveillance?
There’s actually more transparency in intelligence operations in the United States than in most any other country, yet it doesn’t...
Full story Full story Updated 6:27 PM
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Letter of the Day (June 19): Marijuana enforcement and race
An editorial in the June 15 issue of the New York Times, discussing nationwide law patterns in marijuana enforcement, reported...
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Readers Write: (June 19): War crimes and Michael Karkoc case, Syria
WAR CRIMES Prosecute, even now, to deter new villains Brandon Ferdig — in his June 18 commentary “What is justice, exactly?” —...
Full story Full story Updated 6:21 PM
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state politicsstate politics
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Fixing Minnesota's employment gap
Apart from the misery these gaps beget in real lives, and apart from the rank injustice they reflect, this is all just wretched PR for our fair cities.
Full story Full story Updated Jun. 15, 2013
national issuesnational issues
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Sequestration is a start, not a solution
Tom Horner, Tim Penney: Perhaps it will convince both parties that deficit progress is possible.
Full story Full story Updated Jun. 15, 2013
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