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Chris Cillizza, The Washington Post
November 30, 2016
Jeff Durham/Contra Costa Times/TNS

Obama's singular success blinds Democrats to their party's long-term decline

It's less Trump than races for Congress, governorships, legislatures that reveal the truth — and it's painful for liberals.
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View
November 29, 2016

Arguments that Electoral College should break for Clinton are unconvincing

A willingness to break basic constitutional structures or even unwritten standard procedure is worrisome in this environment.
Susan Schaefer
November 29, 2016

Places in Twin Cities where worlds sit side by side: U, Cedar-Riverside

It's in plain sight, but you may not consider the proximity of a university and an immigrant community, or their similar goals.
Letters
November 29, 2016
Halima Aden wears a burkini while competing in the preliminary bathing suit round of the Miss Minnesota USA pageant on Nov. 26, 2016 in Burnsville, Mi

Readers Write (Nov. 30): Islam in Minnesota, Minneapolis rental housing, higher-ed funding, election's lessons, Standing Rock

For Muslims in Minnesota, are the barriers within?
Editorial
November 29, 2016
The Minneapolis North Polars celebrated with their championship trophy after defeating Rushford-Peterson 30-14 in the Class 1A title game. ] Shari L.

North's Prep Bowl title is a win for Minneapolis

It's also a reminder of the positive link between sports and academics.
Editorial
November 29, 2016
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Keep the spotlight on industry payments to doctors

Congress should back off provision to weaken the Physician Payment Sunshine Act.
Cartoons
November 29, 2016
Sack cartoon: Fidel Castro

Sack cartoon: Fidel Castro

Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
November 29, 2016

How the U.S. could kill the corporate tax

It's unfinished business and could be brought, beneficially, to its logical conclusion. I mean, if you're going to "drain the swamp" …
Editorial
November 28, 2016

Trump's attacks on the news media send a chilling signal worldwide

Democracy can't function anywhere without fair news coverage.
Eric Zurita
November 28, 2016
FILE -- Fidel Castro in 1964 with his trademark cigar during an interview in one of his Havana apartments. Fidel Castro who ruled Cuba for nearly half

What was, and what might be, for Cuba

The erstwhile leader's death won't reshape the island nation's relations with the United States. Donald Trump's presidency might.
Editorial
November 28, 2016
Donald Trump demonstrates his tweeting skills in his office at Trump Tower in New York, Sept. 29, 2015. Some say it took Trumpís unfiltered, type

Trump on Twitter: More baseless claims by president-elect

Fact-free rants on voting are what we'd expect from a losing candidate.
Lawrence Lessig
November 28, 2016

Electoral College is free to choose. It should choose Hillary Clinton.

Electors were meant to be citizens exercising judgment, not cogs turning a wheel.
Marshall H. Tanick
November 28, 2016

My dinner with Fidel (almost)

Our 2008 travel delegation did not get to meet with the man, or his brother. Indeed, what was missing was a theme of much that we saw on that trip.
Letters
November 28, 2016
Jeff Durham/Contra Costa Times/TNS

Readers Write (Nov. 29): Collin Peterson's wrong take on the election, the Trump transition, stadium favors, airport security, JROTC

Are we to abandon our ideals?
William M. LeoGrande, Foreign Policy
November 28, 2016
FILE - In this April 19, 2016 file photo, Fidel Castro attends the last day of the 7th Cuban Communist Party Congress in Havana, Cuba. Fidel Castro fo

Will history absolve Fidel Castro, as he predicted?

Here's the full arc of evidence to be considered.
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