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Readers Write: Nike and Colin Kaepernick; English majors; Kavanaugh hearings; climate change; bulldog races; baseball
Ad campaign: Big risk and corporate courage
Matt Gray
I'm a server. I back a tip credit if St. Paul raises the minimum wage
With tips, I make well over $15 an hour. But without a credit, my earnings might drop a lot.
Editorial
Newest crackdown targets Hispanic Americans with U.S. birth certificates
Without evidence of fraud, Trump administration questions citizens.
Editorial
Feckless NCAA lets Michigan State off the hook in Larry Nassar case
School evades responsibility after ignoring sexual assault complaints.
Ted Koppel
The president's brilliant political jujitsu with journalists
As the media devour his wild ride, he has turned reported evidence of his failings into confirmation he's a victim.
Letters
Readers Write: Homeless camp, Supreme Court hearings, John McCain, State Fair, 'Hamilton,' Mollie Tibbetts
Compassion in coverage and city/community response merits praise.
Editorial
DFL Party's claim on legislative pay raises isn't true
The newly created Legislative Salary Council is responsible for raising legislators' annual pay in 2017 from $31,140 to $45,000.
Gene Merriam, Mark Holsten and Tom Landwehr
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Here are federal bills so good for Minnesota they should bridge the partisan gap
Congress must reauthorize a conservation fund – soon – or a land swap that will yield more funds for education here won't happen.
Letters
Readers Write: Scientific research on alcohol use, rape victim's courage, management and use of parks and trails, Minneapolis Park Board pay
It's getting harder to drink the potion.
Editorial, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Pay gap between CEOs and their workers keeps widening
In the new Gilded Age, investors and executives are the big winners.
Nicole Hemmer
Regulate the news? It's all in the timing
If Trump tries to bring back the "fairness doctrine," history may be on his side.
D.J. Tice
A president dishonest, sleazy, unworthy but …
… impeachable? I said no once before. Has anything changed?
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