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Editorial
August 25, 2015
BIG WALLEYES PREYING ON SMALL WALLEYES? DNR biologists now theorize that the numerous large walleyes in Mille Lacs might be among predators feasting o

From hunting to fishing, humans are doing damage as 'super predators'

We've changed the rules of nature's game to survival of the smallest.
Phyllis Kahn
August 25, 2015
FILE - In this Oct. 5, 2012, file photo, products labeled with Non Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) are sold at the Lassens Natural Foods & Vitamin

I support GMO labeling, but not for the most-cited reason

The danger isn't to the U.S. consumer, but further up the chain.
John Freivalds
August 25, 2015
View from the yard of Ralph and Peggy Burnett's propery on Lake Minnetonka Monday afternoon, August 8, 2011. In the foreground is a large scale work b

Lawn and order: Against the tyranny of the turf

We can't have yards the way we seem to like them and have pristine waters at the same time.
Letters
August 25, 2015
Tribune News Service

Readers Write (Aug. 26): Suicide, addiction, redevelopment, thwarted attack in France

Whose feelings should come first when a suffering patient wishes to die?
Editorial
August 25, 2015

Resurrect a role for citizens in Minnesota's environmental decisionmaking

Dayton sensibly moves to bolster stewardship of natural resources.
John Hannah
August 25, 2015

Obama's diplomacy is nowhere near on par with Reagan's

The difference? Nuclear deals consistent with America's red lines.
Ed Edmonds
August 25, 2015
A fan is carried away after being hit a by a line-drive foul ball during the first inning of a baseball game between the Chicago Cubs and the Atlanta

Baseball must reduce the risk of fan injury

Line drives are a real danger. It's not enough to ask those in attendance to "pay attention."
Marc Champion, Bloomberg View
August 25, 2015
In this Aug. 24, 2015 picture, provided by U.S, Airforce Ramstein , Airman 1st Class Spencer Stone is greeted with a "Heroic Welcome" as he and Oregon

French train rescue shows how heroes are made: With military training

Bravery alone often isn't enough, which brings us to today's topic — reinstituting the draft.
Editorial
August 25, 2015

Accolades are well-deserved for heroes on Paris-bound train

As terrorists stalk soft targets,"ordinary" citizens are last line of defense.
Heather Kennedy-Bordeaux
August 24, 2015

Excess in massage parlor sting operations is the ultimate abuse

These women — who receive too little of our empathy — deserved protection, too.
Sam Nunn and Andrew Bieniawski
August 24, 2015
An instrument for detecting radiation is seen on a map of the New York area during an exercise to intercept radioactive "dirty bombs" in waterways nea

The threat of a dirty-bomb attack is real

The latest risk is overseas, but there are plenty of concerns and implications right here at home.
Gary Lussier Jr.
August 24, 2015
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Parents are overreacting to football risks

At the youth level, the dangers of brain injury are much lower than what happens in the NFL.
Letters
August 24, 2015
From the left, British businessman Chris Norman, Anthony Sadler, a senior at Sacramento University in California, French President Francois Hollande,

Readers Write (Aug. 25): Thwarted attack, road construction, Black Lives Matter, mining, candidates' qualifications, art institute, graduate work

We can be proud these guys are Americans.
Editorial
August 24, 2015
OxyContin pills

Minnesota needs state strategy to fight pain pill, heroin addiction

Twin Cities conference can help build awareness, collaboration.
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
August 24, 2015
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Voters seeking Superman are disappointed every time

They ceaselessly forget the difference between elections and governing.

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