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In 2018, 'a profound global crisis of press freedom'
There's a growing trend of violence and intimidation against the media.
Robert Moilanen
It's time for another crack at restructuring our state government
We've made a number of such attempts over the years, with limited results. There are several good reasons to try again now.
Editorial
Resolved for this new year, 'with malice toward none'
Let Lincoln's message be a guide for a nation divided in 2019.
Letters
Readers Write: Freedom and government, partial government shutdown, health care, sexual harassment, religious beliefs
Dual purpose in our republic.
Editorial
U.S. is still sending mixed signals on Syria
While adversaries gain, regional and global allies will wonder whether to trust Trump.
Ramesh Ponnuru
Could Trump face a primary challenge in 2020?
It's rare for a president to have a rival for renomination, and getting rarer. But one observer thinks the risks are overstated. Let's consider.
Hugh Hewitt
A mission for the GOP Senate: Confirm judges, all day every day.
Conservative voters need to see why holding the upper chamber majority is so crucial.
Editorial
Positive news about antibiotics and agriculture
New data shows there's been a healthy decrease in farm animals.
Don Reicosky
Counterpoint: It's time to put in a good word for carbon
Yes, carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas, but most forms of carbon are critically important in agriculture. And the farm bill, with a program to improve soil health and keep carbon in the ground, is a winner.
Letters
Readers Write: 2019 wishes and resolutions, diversity in Minnesota, Peter Leschak's advocacy of wildlife, bike lanes, religious beliefs
Finding truth and meaning in the new year.
Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney: Donald Trump has not risen to the mantle of the presidency
Some of his policies are sound, but he has been lacking in the character essential for leadership at home and abroad.
Stephen R. Miller
Ending the single-family district isn't so simple
City zoning changes may aim to alter the picture, but private accords, in the form of restrictive covenants, could undercut such efforts.
Editorial
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Minnesota needs answers, solutions for federal health aid hit
New analysis shows state trailed far behind others on reinsurance dollars.
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