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March 21
President Joe Biden delivers the State of the Union address on March 7, 2024.

Emmer's sour note on speech to Congress

Minnesota representative floats the idea of not inviting President Joe Biden to deliver another State of the Union address. But politics shouldn't interfere with tradition.
Editorial
March 20
U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger announces on March 14 that Ashley Anne Dyrdahl has been indicted on charges of placing firearms in the hands of Shannon Goo

Indictment message: Straw buyers beware

Woman who allegedly bought guns used in Burnsville shooting now faces accountability.
Editorial
March 19
Ambulance services across Minnesota are suffering from staffing and funding shortages. Here, EMTs Brooke Yennie and Elise Braswell and paramedic John

Walz's budget asks are rightly modest

But more funding will be needed for greater Minnesota emergency medical services.
Editorial
March 18

'Human composting' should be legal

Minnesota lawmakers should legalize Natural Organic Reduction as an end-of-life alternative this session.
Editorial
March 16
A home that has been purchased by the Cargill family is seen Jan. 11 on Park Point in Duluth.

Only one person can solve Duluth mystery

There's legitimate concern about what Kathy Cargill is up to on Park Point. Only she can provide answers.
Editorial
March 15
Eid Ali, leader of the Minnesota Uber and Lyft Drivers, speaks to media outlets after the Minneapolis City Council voted to override Mayor Jacob Frey�

Find a fix for rideshare fail

If Minneapolis doesn't reconsider ordinance, the Legislature should step in.
Editorial
March 14
Palestinians line up for a free meal in Rafah, in the Gaza Strip, on March 12, 2024.

Protecting civilians should be Gaza 'red line'

A growing rift between U.S. and Israel over the war against Hamas.
Editorial
March 13
Riders exit the Metro D Line rapid bus at Eighth Street and Nicollet Avenue in downtown Minneapolis.

Rethink desire for St. Paul streetcar

Planners should give less expensive arterial bus-rapid transit consideration for W. 7th Street.
Editorial
March 12
An Afghan National Army pickup truck passes parked U.S. armored military vehicles as smoke rises from a fire in a burn pit at Forward Operating Base C

No waiting line for vets' care

The landmark PACT Act, enacted in 2022, helps veterans exposed to burn pit toxins and other hazards. The VA is commendably accelerating the law's implementation to strengthen care.
Editorial
March 11

Balance found on cops in schools

Gov. Tim Walz should swiftly sign the bill, which was just passed by the Legislature.
Editorial
March 9
Molly Fulton, who helps run five urgent care centers in the Columbus, Ohio, area, described the hack to the New York Times as “worse than when COVID

A cyber warning for health care

Attack on UnitedHealth Group-owned company has had a broad, harmful impact. Company has faced criticism from medical providers for its response. This is an opportunity to step up.
Editorial
March 8
President Joe Biden delivers the State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on Thursday. Standing are Vice President Kamala Harris and

Free journalists and back Ukraine

House Speaker Mike Johnson admirably supports reporter Evan Gershkovich but is wrongly blocking military aid to stop Putin.
Editorial
March 7
Trump campaign attorney Jim Troupis speaks during a Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee hearing to discuss election security and

An inside look at the fake elector scheme

Newly released documents in the Wisconsin case should clear up any Trump confusion.
Editorial
March 6
Brian Cotter votes in the presidential primary on Super Tuesday at the Andover Community Center.

Hard lessons from Super Tuesday

Both presumptive presidential candidates have reasons to be concerned as vulnerabilities are revealed.
Editorial
March 5
A variety of birth control packets, pictured in Houston in 2021.

Conscientious corporate leadership on reproductive health

Retailers merit praise for offering access to an over-the-counter birth control pill, itself a milestone, and for pursuing increased access to mifepristone.
Editorial
March 4
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Why voting matters on Super Tuesday

The choices made in presidential primary in Minnesota and other states will say much about the November election.
Editorial
March 2

Start work now on ambulance plight

Lawmakers ought to heed a task force's urgent assessment of emergency response system's vital signs. Work should begin this session on solutions.
Editorial
March 1
Director Patrick Coyle watched a monitor as actor Adam Bartley worked a scene in a St. Paul backyard on Feb. 6. A production crew has been filming "Un

Action: Time is right for public film board

Nonprofit approach has taken Minnesota state this far, but competition to attract TV and movie projects is intense.
Editorial
February 29
Gov. Tim Walz speaks about the February budget forecast on Thursday in St. Paul.

Save, don't spend, state surplus

Additional $3.7 billion likely will be needed to address a projected deficit in the next biennium.
Editorial
February 28
Protesters rally in support of in vitro fertilization at a demonstration outside the Alabama State House in Montgomery on Feb. 28. Alabama lawmakers a

Embrace, don't restrict, use of IVF

This reproductive health care has helped many become parents. Ill-advised legislation supported by three Minnesota U.S. House members could jeopardize access.
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