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Letters
Readers Write (June 25): Donald Trump and Steve Sack, Brexit, gun violence, immigration and more
Editorial cartoonist Steve Sack nails it on Donald Trump.
Editorial
Lamentable Brexit poses global challenge
Globalism's challenges are best met by reforming, not rejecting, alliances.
Paul Waldman
Why the U.S. Supreme Court is this year's most important issue
Beware the unpredictable ripple effect of this week's major rulings.
John Rash
Rash Report: 'Brexit' both inward and international in scope
Officially, membership in the European Union was on the ballot, but British identity was seemingly at issue, too.
Gary Starr
Pain relief: Medical cannabis as an alternative to deadly opioids
Opioid deaths are down 25 percent in states where medical marijuana is legal. On July 1, it will be legally available to many more Minnesotans, if doctors and patients are willing to pursue it.
Cartoons
Reframing the debate over HPV vaccine
Oncologists emphasize cancer prevention to promote wider inoculation.
Bob Dettmer
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Editorial counterpoint: Veteran tax relief honors sacrifice of those who served
Minnesota's historic exemption allows career military members to keep their full pensions.
Letters
Readers Write (June 24): Congressional sit-in, St. Paul superintendent buyout, Minnesota taxes and veterans, opioids
The congressional sit-in: Courageous. Tyrannical. Etc.
Editorial
U.S. House sit-in reflects new momentum for reasonable gun laws
Failure of modest Senate bill is a setback, but there's reason for optimism.
Thomas E. Mann
Disorder in the House, over guns and more
Democrats' sit-in is a justified act of civil disobedience.
Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders: Here's what we want
It's not about me, it's about real change, in the following ways.
Jean O'Connell
Jean O'Connell: Why I quit the St. Paul school board
The way the superintendent transition has been handled exemplifies a public body that doesn't grasp its role.
Editorial, St. Cloud Times
Advice to Dayton: Forget a special session
Minnesota must do better on a pro-growth, pro-jobs strategy that reduces cost burdens.
Mike Milstead
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Minnesota leaders, convene a special session. Pass a tax bill!
Minnesota must do better on a pro-growth, pro-jobs strategy that reduces cost burdens.
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