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Letters
July 27, 2016
Protestors lock arms at Oxford and Summit while squaring off with police officers near Gov. Mark Dayton's mansion. Earlier police moved protestors fro

Readers Write (July 28): Protests, presidential race, trade deals, south Minneapolis 'Urban Paradise' proposal

Bigger penalties for protesters? More time?
Cartoons
July 27, 2016

Cartoonist Steve Sack's look through political conventions past

Political conventions can be exciting, boring, tediously predictable and full of surprises. Steve Sack has cartooned through 18 of them, preceding the last nine general elections.
Opinion
July 27, 2016

Cartoonist Steve Sack's look through the many political conventions past

Political conventions can be exciting, boring, tediously predictable and full of surprises. Pulitzer Prize winner Steve Sack has cartooned through 18 of them. Take a look.
Editorial
July 26, 2016

There's at least one Russian Olympian you'll want to cheer on

Long jumper Darya Klishina got to Rio without cheating.
Cartoons
July 26, 2016
Sack cartoon: 'Bernie or bust'

Sack cartoon: 'Bernie or bust'

Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
July 26, 2016
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton waits back stage to speak to volunteers at a Democratic party organizing event at the Neighborhood T

Democrats chose Clinton long ago. But why?

The party beat back the alternatives, and now its standard-bearer is in a tight race. With Donald Trump!
Sue Leaf
July 26, 2016

Women in leadership: Remembering Minnesota's first go at the glass ceiling

In 1876 — their first opportunity to run for a seat on a school board — two women were elected "by a handsome majority."
Dick Schwartz
July 26, 2016

Zero tolerance is the only correct response to fat shaming

It's bullying. It doesn't matter if it's pervasive. That privacy-abusing locker-room shutterbug and Playboy alumna does not get a pass.
Letters
July 26, 2016
First Lady Michelle Obama speaks during the first day of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia , Monday, July 25, 2016. (AP Photo/J. Scot

Readers Write (July 27): Tone of the Democratic National Convention, the e-mail leak, a plea to Sanders supporters, the Al Franken appearance, Enbridge pipeline, tuition plans

Democrats' big gathering has a more-pleasing tone.
Bonnie Blodgett
July 26, 2016
Sen. Al Franken and actress Sarah Silverman speak during the first day of the Democratic National Convention on July 25, 2016 at the Wells Fargo Cente

Democratic National Convention: A trade-deal critic watches the proceedings …

I wish the TV talking heads and stage presence Sarah Silverman had gotten two messages: One — TPP opposition matters. And two — don't squeeze the Bern.
Editorial
July 26, 2016
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Personal liability insurance for Minneapolis cops is a lousy idea

Charter measure in Minneapolis is not the remedy for police misconduct.
Editorial
July 26, 2016

First lady sets a better tone for Democrats and Republicans

Michelle Obama raised the stakes for a more substantive campaign.
Editorial
July 26, 2016
Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee chairwoman, speaks at a a campaign event for Hillary Clinton at Florida International Univ

As convention begins, Democrats try to clean up a mess

E-mails show that Sanders supporters were right to suspect DNC bias.
Larry Tye
July 26, 2016
March 29, 1968 ROBERT F, KENNED IN DENVER He used bullhorn to bolster a failing voice Robert F. Kennedy of New York fought his way Thursday night thro

Clinton should look to RFK as a campaign model

In 1968, there was similar national upheaval, and the candidate was on his way to overcoming a similar sense of old vs. new and good vs. bad.
Joseph I. Lieberman
July 25, 2016
Hillary Clinton looks on as her running mate Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia speaks during a rally at Florida International University in Miami, July 23, 2

So you've been nominated for VP …

Here's some advice from a guy who's been there — me, Joe Lieberman
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