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Headline-writing legend dead
For most of us, a minute or two of our workday in the context of our lives doesn't define us.
Bank stands against boycott call over same-sex ad
Wells Fargo isn't giving in to evangelist Franklin Graham, who objects to this ad.
Too ill to travel? Dad makes it to daughter’s wedding
Andre Pearson, 61, of Omaha, has been a patient at Mayo Clinic in Rochester since March. He has serious heart problems. But he made it to his daughter's California wedding.
Racist comments started pool fight, party host says
The Dallas Morning News reports today a 19-year-old African-American woman says racist comments at her party at the community pool started things rolling.
A good screaming match is great for ratings. If intellectual curiosity gets slaughtered in the process, so be it.
Delta declares war on price shopping
Trip Advisor, the online travel site, is pretty much worthless now for people who fly out of airports that serve as Delta hubs, such as Minneapolis St. Paul. The airline no longer exists on the site.
We're declaring this Ingeborg Rapoport Day, in honor of the 102-year-old German woman who today will get a doctorate from Hamburg University Medical Center. She wrote her thesis on diptheria 80 years ago, but the Nazis would not allow her to defend it.
The irony isn't lost on us that the beauty of sunrises and sunsets often depends on filth -- pollution and smoke, mostly.
Stories on boulders adorn Capitol grounds
Last week, the newest addition to the green space on the Minnesota Capitol grounds was completed when work on the Minnesota Military Family Tribute was finished.