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It's always a risk talking about the possibility of a coming recession because they're such emotional things.
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Bob Collins and John Wannamaker of MPR News discuss a few of the posts on NewsCut this week.
Will mow White House lawn. Cheap.
Frank Giaccio, from Falls Church, Va., may be an 11 year old whose lawn-mowing career is peaking.
When last we heard about Miles Weske, the flight paramedic had lost his job with the air ambulance company for whom he was working when the helicopter crashed in Alexandria one year ago Sunday. His goal was to get back in the air. That's not going to happen.
How do you like the Twins now?
We laughed last spring when a baseball statistics prediction program predicted 77 wins for your Minnesota Twins. The front office had done virtually nothing to change the worst team in the American League. Last night, thanks to a walk-off home run by Byron Buxton, the Twins won their 77th game of the season.
St. Paul’s skyway project won’t let us look away from each other
I wasn't prepared to lose my breath, however, when I made a dash to the Post Office through the skyway this afternoon. I had read in one of the papers that there'd be an installation of stories from people who also had chosen to come here from somewhere else. But I didn't expect it would be so downright beautiful.
We're big fans of PBS NewsHour's 'Brief But Spectacular' series, more so today because it provides a nod to a public radio god.
It's simple, really. If you're offended by a business playing Christian music, don't walk through the front door of the Dairy Queen in Kewaskum, Wis.
Former Vice President Walter Mondale knows the law. He also knows the Senate. And he's firmly on the side of Sen. Al Franken in opposition to Minnesota Supreme Court Justice David Stras' appointment to the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.