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Letters
October 11, 2018
Mayor Jacob Frey announced the first "Know-Your-ICE-Rights" placards that will be placed in MPD squad cars with Minneapolis City Attorney Susan Segal,

Readers Write: 'Right to remain silent' placard in police cars, nontraditional casting in 'Mary Poppins' theater performance, the lack of a political middle, the waste of attack ads

Debating placards in police cars.
Opinion
October 11, 2018
Editorial cartoon: Michael Ramirez on Nikki Haley

Editorial cartoon: Michael Ramirez on Nikki Haley

Editorial
October 11, 2018
The UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center announced last week it is partnering with 69 National Cancer Institute centers to urge HPV vaccination and sc

HPV vaccine approved for adult use, but will Americans respond?

Lives could be saved if anti-vax crowd doesn't prevail.
MICHAEL WESTERHAUS
October 11, 2018
Le Wang, 31, a business ananalyst, is concerned that a new immigration regulation would make it impossible for his family to emigrate from China to th

Expanding the definition of which immigrants are 'public charges' sounds fair, but is flawed

That classification disqualifies one from immigration. But there is an immigrant in most Minnesotans, and "public charges" in us, as well.
Karen Tumulty
October 11, 2018
Crowds of activists are arrested after they rushed past barriers and protested from the steps of the Capitol before the confirmation vote on President

What's the difference between 'grass roots activism' and 'mob rule'?

Mostly, it's about whether the unruly crowds are screaming at you or the opposition.
Cartoons
October 10, 2018
Sack cartoon: Trump's finances

Sack cartoon: Trump's finances

Editorial
October 10, 2018

Rare bipartisanship produces a bill to address opioid abuse

Trump is expected to sign off on new weapons to curtail the epidemic.
Letters
October 10, 2018

Readers Write: Campaign ads and the general state of politics, generosity and social problems, public safety in the Twin Cities

Don't you political types realize you're alienating all of us?
Editorial
October 10, 2018
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Checking the facts on the price of government

Minnesota data on state and local taxes should inform campaigns.
Tim Worke
October 10, 2018
Construction workers Nick Norman, Joe Olson and Eldio Ferreira worked on a lane of Highway 55 in Inver Grove Heights, Minn. as trucks and cars flew pa

Protecting highway workers demands further action

Crashes in Minnesota construction zones provide stark evidence of the need for safety provisions like those that failed in recent years.
Sophia Manolis, Lia Harel, Gabriel Kaplan, Marco Hunt, Shaza Hussein, Katie Christiansen, and Sofia Valdes
October 10, 2018
Smoke rises from the Colstrip Steam Electric Station in Colstrip, Mont., Monday, July 1, 2013. President Barack Obama's climate change plan calls for

Human activity and the climate: The future looks terrifying; we have to act now

We're young people worried about dire climate-change impacts. The feds aren't doing what's needed, so state and local governments must.
Letters
October 9, 2018
A scene from the 1936 documentary "The Plow That Broke the Plains." (Screen grab)

Readers Write: People, the climate and the environment; University of Minnesota president's salary; generosity, immigration and homeless encampments; Twin Cities as experienced by visitors

Learning and forgetting.
Editorial
October 9, 2018

Nobel winners are honored for economics as it should be done

Using evidence to inform public policy on climate change.
Opinion
October 9, 2018
Editorial cartoon: Lisa Benson on Kavanaugh and electoral politics

Editorial cartoon: Lisa Benson on Kavanaugh and electoral politics

Christine Barrette
October 9, 2018
Christine Blasey Ford is sworn in before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2018. (Win McNamee/Pool P

In this broken two-party system, every incumbent deserves to be voted out

The Supreme Court hearings were the latest in a line of partisan games. We, the people, must change things.
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