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Tampons delivered to mayor’s home after sexism allegations
West St. Paul officials are being accused of alleged misogyny this week following a raucous debate over the nomination of three people -- all of them women -- to the city's Planning Commission.
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Case closed? A journalist takes down the Golden State Killer
In a perfect world, Michelle McNamara, the University of Minnesota journalism grad, would be alive today to see the perp walk man may do in California. She lived determined to see it, she committed the last years of her life to making it happen.
Drew Cloud has been occasionally quoted as one of the leading 'experts' on student loans. Today, it has been revealed he's fake. There's no such person.
No eaglets on DNR webcam this year
There's nothing to see here but broken eagle dreams.
It's unlikely there'll be many people on the sidelines in the case of a lawsuit that alleges children have been taken from parents in Minnesota because they were spanked. You're either for spanking or you're against it.
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1,000 Words: preventing a suicide
Early this morning in Detroit, a man climbed to the edge of a bridge over I-696 and threatened to jump. The highway below was closed and the state police asked 13 truckers to help out. They did.
Toronto constable held his fire when an assailant wanted him to shoot
Constable Ken Lam didn't want to shoot Alek Minassian, the man who appears to have been the driver of a van that killed 10 people in Toronto on Monday. A video shot by bystanders shows Lam ordering Minassian to the ground, Minassian insisting that the constable shoot him.
This is the time of the year when we wonder why anyone would want to be a teacher in Minnesota. It's layoff time.