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Andy Brehm
If constitutional amendment would bring on school vouchers — how soon can we pass it?
Why can't teachers union see that this constitutional amendment would help?
Letters
Readers Write: Constitutional amendment, welcoming refugees, environmental protection, Line 3, news bias
Proponents of the education amendment think lawsuits will help ensure a quality education. Not so.
Editorial
Beware: Your car's technology is watching you
And vehicle computers not only tempt scoundrels, they entice the police.
Alex Bartolic
Counterpoint: 'Chaotic Care' series doesn't tell whole story of services for the disabled
Minnesota has made a lot of progress. Here are examples.
Matt Welch
Conservatives are hot to suppress pornography
But the move is about more than adult films. They're using this to steer the GOP away from its commitments to individual liberty.
Diana Wagman
Think you're not addicted to the internet?
Try turning off your computer and your phone for a week and observe as the anxiety spikes and claustrophobia sets in.
John Welsh
Meet the candidates, next door in Iowa
The campaign leading up to the caucuses may be the best chance for Minnesotans to see the would-be presidents close up, in unscripted settings.
Noah Bookbinder
Senate has conducted 15 impeachment trials, and heard witnesses in every one
In several instances, it even called new witnesses.
Cartoons
Thomas Smith
The latest school lockdown technology leaves little hope
My classroom just received a port-a-potty for active-shooter situations, and it makes the country's mind-set clear.
Myisha Holley
Counterpoint: My kids are 'actual students' and charter schools serve them best
We all have a lot of work to do to make our education system better. But working against each other helps no one.
Letters
Readers Write: Proposed constitutional amendment, refugee resettlement, news bias, Enbridge Line 3 pipeline
What would the proposed education amendment actually accomplish?
Mary Mitchell Lundeen, Shelly Hedstrom and Judy Klein-Pells
We fail students with rules against behavior intervention that involves physical contact
Interpretations against laying a finger on them are turning classrooms into chaos.
Editorial
Of refugees and open doors: The context
Heated debate deserves a general understanding of resettlement patterns, costs and contributions.
Eric Harris Bernstein and Ben Spielberg
Democrats say they won't raise taxes on the middle class. But they should.
We need such taxes to pay for the things we want government to do.
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