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Letters
November 8, 2019
January 11, 1987 David Noble, in the study of his home in St. Paul discussed his historical work. December 26, 1986 Bruce Bisping, Minneapolis Star Tr

Readers Write: Bonnie Blodgett's essay on David W. Noble, taxing wealth, border wall vulnerability, Trump and Twitter

Definitely warranted that essay.
Letters
November 8, 2019
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) campaigns in Ames, Iowa on Oct. 21, 2019. A ‘Medicare for all’ proposal would push the boundaries of tax

Readers Write: Warren's Medicare for All plan, hope for the future, light-rail safety, art at Plymouth Congregational Church

The real health care fantasy is thinking anything but radical change will truly work for patients.
John Rash
November 8, 2019
FILE - This Nov. 12, 1989 file photo shows a man hammering at the Berlin Wall, as the border barrier between East and West Germany was torn down after

Rash Report: Rediscover the resolve that felled the Berlin Wall

Enduring Western unity and purpose toppled the wall and won the Cold War. It's needed again to meet today's transatlantic challenges.
Letters
November 8, 2019
A man was shot and killed as he rushed to protect his 17-year-old niece who was being sexually assaulted in the bedroom of their home in the Burnside

Readers Write: Police officers, opioid crisis, Mexico's drug cartels, birds and the U.S. Bank Stadium

I was a cop. I tell people not to be.
Theresa Carter and David Pinsky
November 8, 2019

Target needs to get serious about reducing plastic

U.S. retailers aren't acting with urgency to remove single-use bags and packaging.
Cartoons
November 8, 2019
Sack cartoon: Behind the drug cartel violence

Sack cartoon: Behind the drug cartel violence

Editorial
November 8, 2019
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks during a town hall meeting at Grinnell College, Monday, Nov. 4, 2019, in Grin

Warren's health plan is the wrong way forward

New Medicare for All proposal has flaws. A better idea is to build on the Affordable Care Act.
Justin Fox
November 8, 2019
The 'mancession' is finally over

The 'mancession' is finally over

What to make of trends in employment and inactivity?
Editorial
November 8, 2019
Commuters wait for a light rail train at the Nicollet Mall station in downtown Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019, in Minneapolis, MN.] DAVID JOLES • david

Big ideas to bolster light-rail passenger safety

Conditions on light-rail lines have deteriorated, and GOP legislator's plans are welcome.
Editorial, Wall Street Journal
November 7, 2019

The problem with wealth taxes

Sanders and Warren want what much of Europe has abandoned.
David Durenberger and David Wellstone
November 7, 2019
Brittany Johnson, center, joined more than 1,000 tutors from around Minnesota to take the AmeriCorps pledge to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the M

AmeriCorps still serving America after 25 years

A quarter century after the first class took the pledge, we celebrate the organization's accomplishments.
Letters
November 7, 2019
Banner headlines of Britain's daily newspapers Oct. 23, 1962 announcing President Kennedy's blockade of Cuba. This historic event was known as the Cub

Readers Write: The Cuban missile crisis, local elections, Water Gremlin, marijuana, genetic privacy, Plymouth Congregational Church tapestry

We almost ended all war — and ourselves in the process.
Cartoons
November 7, 2019
Sack cartoon: Trump and the Paris climate deal

Sack cartoon: Trump and the Paris climate deal

Andy Slavitt
November 7, 2019
Democrat Andy Beshear speaks to supporters after a daylong tour of Kentucky on the last night of the campaign for governor, in Louisville, Ky., Monday

What really matters to voters about health care

They want to know they're protected. They don't care how. Kentucky Democrats figured that out, but the national party hasn't.
Editorial
November 6, 2019

U.S. needs a functioning elections watchdog

But federal commission can't muster a quorum as McConnell dithers.

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