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Pols push back against online mob in Mpls house demolition
A house on Colfax Avenue in Minneapolis that had seen its better days is gone now. The 122-year-old 'Orth House' has been demolished despite attempts by some preservationists to save it. But the Facebook war surrounding it goes on, providing a bit of lesson on how legions can get carried away in social network battles.
The Forbes list of the world's richest people leads us to wonder: Is Minnesota ever going to have a billionaire not named MacMillan, Carlson, Hubbard or Taylor?
Tales from the socioeconomic fringe
An Iowa man has 'one upped' the story of the Detroit man who walked 21 miles a day to get to his job. Steve Simoff's daily journey is 35 miles along I-35.
A Google tour of the Amazon
Google set up a zip wire in the Amazon rainforest to capture new 360-degree images of the trees from root to tip. The results are stunning: A 'street view' look inside the jungle.
Making comedy out of terrorism
The Three Stooges made comedy by poking fun at Hitler. Is ISIS/ISIL off limits?
Another anti-war group has given up.
To the high school athletes who get it right
A Texas 'school's' basketball team didn't have any fans to watch its game. So their opponents gave them theirs.
So long, winter!
Today is the last workday of winter.
Snowball disproves climate change, senator suggests
It's tempting to say the climate change 'debate' reached its silliest possible point today.
Nation pauses for llamas on the lam
There are certain times in the news business that define us as a people. At this hour -- and I don't know how long this feed will be up -- the nation has stopped what it's doing to watch llamas being chased.