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Andy Cilek
Election integrity: An appeal to the Minnesota secretary of state on voter eligibility
You're taking extraordinary legal pains to hide public election data on eligibility. Just stop that, and do your job.
Editorial
Attack on Sri Lanka is attack on us all
World must act as terrorism scourge strikes again — this time against Christians on Easter.
Letters
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Readers Write: Southwest light rail, Minneapolis density, paying for roads, the roles of aunts and uncles
Simply can't accept light rail in the Kenilworth corridor.
Editorial
Is Microsoft giving China too much help with artificial intelligence?
AI research has always been characterized by global collaboration.
Hal Brands
U.S. foreign policy isn't dead. Yet.
There are unmistakable signs of decay in the internationalist consensus, and if that decay advances it will have profound implications for America's ability to preserve the world it has built. But one can see, however faintly, the outlines of a new consensus.
Kevin D. Williamson
Republican presidential candidate Bill Weld: A can't-win with a cause
He can't beat President Donald Trump. But he's the only way real conservatives can dissent.
Editorial, New York Daily News
Congress needs to protect 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund
It's running out of money to provide health care for thousands of people.
Cartoons
John Rash
'A cycle of fear' imperils press freedom worldwide
Pulitzer Prizes, clarity of Mueller report are antidotes to Reporters Without Borders' chilling annual analysis.
Editorial
As the Arctic melts, Russian assertiveness heats up
The West can no longer rely on ice and cold, and Putin knows it.
Editorial
Brexit extension reflects damaging dysfunction
The West is in an era of neglecting or negating invaluable international institutions.
Letters
Nancy Feldman
Legacies of Vietnam: Let us help the continuing victims of Agent Orange
My husband, a Vietnam vet who was exposed to Agent Orange and died in 2006, dedicated his benefits to aid an affected group that got scant help: people in Vietnam. Now, the U.S. is stepping up, too.
D.J. Tice
Suit seeking voter data hits a bigger issue
It's that entrusting government to investigate itself isn't a good idea. We need openness.
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