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The FBI details amateur hour at Clinton's State Department
She likely won't face charges, but findings do not help her build trust.
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Dense, arrogant, or both? Bill Clinton's dubious airport adventure in Phoenix
At a minimum, meeting with AG Lynch creates appearance of conflict.
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The high cost of losing immigrants from U.S. economy
In Minnesota alone, an additional $7 million a year would be collected.
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The American experiment: One nation and the parliament of man
A world reborn in a country of all races, colors, nationalities and creeds.
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Minnesota focus on sex traffickers yields imprisonments
Increase in prosecutions statewide is a measure of Safe Harbor success.
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Columbia Heights: Striving for a better tomorrow
With few resources, this city is pointing a path others should follow.
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U.S. should heed hard lessons of 'Brexit'
Rhetoric without policy plans can create political and economic chaos.
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Global response is needed after Istanbul airport massacre
Build and strengthen alliances to combat terrorism.
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Minnesota Supreme Court is strengthened by diversity
With new appointment, 'Dayton court' will soon have a female majority.
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What we've learned from the Benghazi investigations
For one, diplomatic outposts in high-risk regions need adequate security.
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Supreme Court sends a strong signal on limits of gun rights
Those convicted of reckless domestic violence should not own firearms.
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Rapid buses give Twin Cities transit a boost
New A Line represents progress, but system needs more investment.
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Here's a way to save the legislative session
State officials should want to keep control of employment rules.
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Lamentable Brexit poses global challenge
Globalism's challenges are best met by reforming, not rejecting, alliances.
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U.S. House sit-in reflects new momentum for reasonable gun laws
Failure of modest Senate bill is a setback, but there's reason for optimism.
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A wasteful Minnesota tax break on military pensions
One can appreciate the sacrifices of vets but still question new state policy.
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World must not retreat from global migration crisis
Governments, international institutions and individuals all must lead.
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Gun violence in America: We're all responsible
Too many life-loving Americans have failed to do their part.
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Minnesota Legislature stepped up to address glaring disparities
If successful, grants should help boost the state's economy and benefit all.
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Federal tax credits are misused on costly artist lofts in Twin Cities
Affordable housing programs shouldn't add to racial inequities.
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