opinion
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Mr. Mayor, you're a mess. And somewhat of a master.
Cocaine allegations expose the world to the world of Rob Ford. But his Toronto tenure isn’t all bad news. Updated 8 minutes ago
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Student loan rates must remain manageable
Let’s not default on the American Dream. Updated 6 minutes ago
commentariescommentaries
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Tax reform: Are you really a believer?
According to almost all economists and tax policy wonks, one basic unfairness and inefficiency under the current tax regime is the corporate tax.
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Proposed lower alcohol limit for drivers too severe
There are limits to what we can reasonably do about drunken driving.
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readers' lettersreaders' letters
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Letter of the Day (May 24): Vikings stadium
They chose a design made of glass even though the DNR has warned of the dangers to birds.
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Readers Write: (May 24): Republican strategy, corporate taxes, leak investigations
Republicans got power by vowing to reduce taxes by eliminating the government waste.
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John Rash
World worries about Syria; Washington stuck on Benghazi
The world is worried about Syria. But the...
Lori Sturdevant
Tax reform in Minnesota? Some other year, perhaps
Among us Legislature watchers, 2013 is sure to...
Scott Gillespie
In New York, Rybak voices frustration with gun availability
NEW YORK – Two U.S. mayors who are...
national issuesnational issues
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Inspiring greatness from black graduates
High school graduation speakers have a unique opportunity to inspire post-secondary success among African-American students. Too often the speakers fail. Here’s why.
Full story Full story Updated May. 23, 2013
editorialseditorials
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SEC should adopt Franken plan on credit ratings agencies
Editorial: SEC needs to reform a system that creates conflicts of interest.
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state politicsstate politics
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Bipartisanship at the Minnesota Legislature? Believe it
As a result, the common good was served. It wasn’t always pretty, but in the end it happened.
Full story Full story Updated May. 22, 2013
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