NewsCut

Just another night at Gate E4
The Dropkick Murphys played a concert for a bunch of roadies Monday night.
The New York Times today chronicles how the financial industry is ignoring laws protecting military members from losing cars and other possessions to lenders.
In the wake of its story yesterday about resistance to affordable housing in the suburbs, the Star Tribune rightly editorializes today for affordable housing that's not concentrated in existing areas of poverty.
The Minnesota Vikings today acknowledged that they've been eliminated from consideration to own a new Major League Soccer franchise in Minneapolis, putting the ownership of the Minnesota United team solidly in the driver's seat for a franchise here.
Time to let Pete Rose back into baseball
Now that Bud Selig is no longer the commissioner of Major League Baseball, Pete Rose might be allowed back.
What it’s like to be an eagle
On Saturday in Dubai, an eagle set a record for the highest-ever recorded bird flight from a man-made structure -- the Burj Khalifa.
Economy keeps millennials locked out of home ownership
Who's going to live in the McMansions the parents of millennials are building in the Twin Cities suburbs? Apparently, it won't be the millennials.
Before we bid adieu to winter, we tip our hat to the season that allows us to start a week with a paragraph like this in today's Mankato Free Press about the inaugural Duct Tape Derby at Mt. Kato on Saturday.
My Lai changed the way we view war, for awhile
Back in the day when our Vietnam experience made the United States skittish about going to war, this date in 1968 is a big reason why.