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Wisconsin editorial: Trump ‘unfit to be president’
Donald Trump is heading to Wisconsin where a pre-visit round of appearances on conservative talk radio didn't go so well yesterday. Today's visit is the candidate's first and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has hung out the unwelcome mat.
Now that the snow is gone and the ice is out on the state's lakes, a fact of Minnesota life has been confirmed again: Ice fishermen are pigs.
The history of General Mills
Aside from the intriguing marketing history, what we liked best about the deep dive into General Mills from CBS Sunday Morning today was the notion that people use protective gloves to handle old boxes of Wheaties.
Al Franken as VP?
The irony? Franken is the one politician in Minnesota who isn't obviously trying to get a bigger gig.
The former Minneapolis mayor says he's not picking sides yet, nor does he owe anything to the results of the Minnesota caucuses, which overwhelmingly supported Bernie Sanders over Clinton.
Can burning down a village save it? Humboldt High School in St. Paul is going to test the theory. It's dropping its varsity football program to try to save it.
University gives a dying man a final gift: A degree for his daughter
Texas A&M, like a lot of universities, is a pretty big place in which individuals can get lost in the system. So it was a big deal this week when the university learned that Jim Brewer, 57, wasn't going to live long enough to see his daughter graduate.
Minnesota WW II vet finally gets his passport
A World War II veteran's "dream trip" to the Canadian Rockies is on after a months-long snafu that made it impossible for the war veteran and long-time U.S. government employee to get back into the country.
On Garry Shandling and the voice that speaks to us all
If you're lucky, when you die they'll say something like what Conan O'Brien said last night, hours after he found out that comedian Garry Shandling died.
Wonkblog points to a study from Notre Dame in theorizing that when employers aren't able to use data, negative stereotypes dictate hiring decisions.