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Stocks go up and stocks go down but the long-term trend has always been in an upward direction. So some public officials think there's long-term money to be made.
Retirement for Lynne Rossetto Kasper
The host of the Splendid Table is the latest pioneer of public radio locally to exit the stage.
After a sports championship, the politics
The convergence of sports and politics is usually an ugly scene and now that President Donald Trump is prepared to exercise the office's traditional -- and incredibly tired -- welcoming of a sports team, it's going to get uglier.
At a time when the media's credibility is at a rock-bottom status, the industry should be increasing, not eliminating, its watchdogs.
Twenty-two people crossed from Noyes, Minn., last weekend alone. Another 10 crossed over last week.
Rural Wisconsin waits for better times
If an Associated Press story today is any indication, some voters in rural Wisconsin are getting tired of hearing about immigration and walls on the border of Mexico.
Hospitalized Army vet puts ad in paper asking for letters
In his last days, James Wiitamak doesn't want much. Just a letter from you. He's in the VA hospital in St. Cloud and wants so much to hear from people that he took out an ad in the local newspaper.
Trump says media failed covering St. Cloud mall attack
The 2016 stabbing was among dozens of incidents the president accused the media of underreporting. But there was plenty of reporting.
It's been awhile since we've had a good screed against Baby Boomers so today Canada's Maclean's magazine takes care of that with an essay by 'former diplomat and social entrepreneur' Scott Gilmore, who writes that it's the one group that people should feel OK to revile.
Boston paper’s front page laments Patriots’ loss
Newspapers face a big challenge when the big game goes late. Wait too long to get the paper out, and the people complain when the paper doesn’t show up on time. The Boston Globe scurried to get their Florida edition out in the Naples area — where Boston money spends the winter. It documented the…