Driving lesson number one – keep your eyes on the road. It seems simple enough. If you don’t keep your eyes in front of you, you run the risk of a crash. Yet more often than not, drivers are … more

In the #MeToo era, the political risks surrounding sexual harassment, or the condoning of sexual harassment, have increased significantly. And that’s why the DFL cannot afford to have Rick Nolan … more

While some Democratic leaders in Washington still haven’t learned the lessons of the 2016 election, there are hopeful signs across the country that the next generation of party leadership is ready … more

Enacting massive funding cuts to Minnesota’s schools and local government. Denying affordable health care access to hundreds of thousands of the state’s working class residents. Refusing hundreds … more

Give the Republican establishment credit for strategic vision. While President Trump may use populist rhetoric on the campaign trail, when it comes to his actual decision-making, it’s still the … more

Readers may have noticed that we’ve written much recently about the breakdown of due process in the U.S. What is perhaps most surprising about this fundamental change in America is the degree … more

Aaah! The garden is finally planted. It’s July already and some folks say that the 4th marks the end of the first half of summer! So now, if we get a little more sunshine, a big priority on our … more

Plenty of national media thought they saw something surprising in President Donald Trump’s recent visit to Duluth— a signal that Trump and his campaign team believe Minnesota and its ten … more

Want a case study in the downside of tariffs? Look no further than the newspaper industry, where virtually every newspaper in the country is being forced to reduce their page counts and their … more

In 1924, Seale Harris, MD, discovered hypoglycemia, which was also called hyperthyroidism. He explained the roller coaster of energy and mood swings caused by ingesting sugar and other carbs that … more