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Al Lund
Charitable gaming: Accidental tax relief, and a chance to make bigger repairs
Our tax burden is too high, and we're tired of seeing our work benefit the pro sports world rather than local communities.
Letters
Readers Write (June 23): Taxes, MnSCU becomes 'Minnesota State,' Allina nurses' strike, foster parenting
Taxes: This military veteran can't afford this state.
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
Health care premiums are going up again. Now what?
A big part of the problem is simply that the insurers cannot make a profit at current prices.
Chris Sprigman and Mark Lemley
'Notice and takedown': The right copyright law at the right time
Let's save it from changes that could break the internet.
Mohammed A. Malik
The Omar Mateen I knew (and reported to the FBI)
Donald Trump is wrong that we Muslims don't do our part.
Monte Bute
Is MnSCU (as it's been known) 'too big to fail'?
The numbers say it's an ailing behemoth. Its management is engaged in some peculiar responses. (Such as desperate rebranding.)
Editorial
Sensing an election-year evasion on pensions
Treasury's rejection of plan for Central States leaves no alternative.
Letters
Stu Bykofsky, Philadelphia Daily News (TNS)
The Senate's failed gun measures, assessed by (your words) a 'gun nut'
Like me, most gun owners favor reasonable controls — but not everything is a good idea.
Narayana Kocherlakota, Bloomberg View
Kocherlakota: The Fed gets real, but not real enough
Even rate-hike advocate James Bullard has dialed it back. But, really, the economy's risks call for rate reduction.
Michael Nesset
The cellist, the street person and me
Privileged or not, all of us are a sum of our experiences — and we're all engaged in the pursuit of putting the pieces together.
Editorial, Duluth News Tribune
After caucus crowding, Legislature sets up improved hybrid system
Minnesotans will be able to vote in presidential primary in 2020.
Sean White
Counterpoint: Guns, civics and suspicion
What really holds back action on big issues like gun control? A lack of trust in government.
Editorial
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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.
Letters
Readers Write (June 21): The U.S. constitution, policy on Syria, artists' housing, Twin Cities traffic
Redraft the Constitution? No, no, no, no, no.
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