Saturday, November 14, 2009

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Editorial: Was Fort Hood tragedy avoidable?

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Editorial: Was Fort Hood tragedy avoidable?

The picture is blurry, but theories abound. Now we need facts.

Photo right: A flag flew at half-staff at Fort Hood.

Editorial: Dobbs a creature of era

His opinionated approach no longer fit in at CNN.

Editorial: Improving safety when dining out

St. Paul proposal would help prevent food allergy emergencies.

Editorial: A voice of reason enters LRT dispute

Hausman urges U, Met Council to resolve their differences.

Editorial: Measure meddles in women's care

Millions more women may be subject to abortion restrictions.

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E.J. Dionne Jr.: A dust-up over abortion rights -- that's all

Rep. Bart Stupak

For some years, Democrats have denounced parodies casting their party as utterly closed to the views of those who oppose abortion. Last weekend, Democrats proved conclusively that they are, indeed, a big tent -- and many in the ranks are furious.

Bonnie Erbe: Women, are we going to let this happen?

Hello, American women. Welcome to the back of the bus.

The Economist: American voters, meet 'T-Paw'

Gov. Tim Pawlenty introduces himself to the nation -- and it's clear he's a man who needs introducing.

Photo left: Gov. Tim Pawlenty

New ideas for the public sector

THERE'S NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME to create a more efficient Minnesota. Facing large budget deficits at the state, county and local levels, Minnesotans are seeing with new clarity that the public sector must adapt to new economic realities. Only the smartest, most strategic reinvention will ensure that our tax dollars are spent on the best programs and services. Read more

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