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Despite service woes, BNSF posts strong earnings

Despite service woes, BNSF posts strong earnings

The Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad angered customers by failing to deliver goods and commodities on time. But while shippers are taking big financial hits, the company's fortunes have improved.
by Martin Moylan

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Art Hounds: Ragamala, Dan Israel, Shakespeare's songs

Art Hounds: Ragamala, Dan Israel, Shakespeare's songs

This week on Art Hounds three dancers give solo performances, Shakespeare's songs get a choral treatment and Dan Israel brings plays some new material.
by Marianne Combs

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In William Gibson's new book, games lead to time travel

In William Gibson's new book, games lead to time travel

Science fiction writer William Gibson's 'The Peripheral,' takes a woman far into the future, where a murder occurs.
by Euan Kerr

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After Election Day, what's next?

After Election Day, what's next?

A guide to how it happened and what's next for Minnesota politics.
by MPR News Staff

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Threatened by Boko Haram, Cameroon woman finds refuge in Minnesota

Threatened by Boko Haram, Cameroon woman finds refuge in Minnesota

Martine Tchitchihe, "Cameroon's Malala," has been teaching school in Fergus Falls. She hopes to return to her home country to inspire other women. But right now, it's not safe.
by Laura Yuen

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Appetites: Best bets for breakfast on those chilly mornings

Appetites: Best bets for breakfast on those chilly mornings

Here are some easy ways to spruce up that morning meal and avoid a cold, dry bowl of cereal.
by Tom Crann

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New Twins manager vows to build fan trust, winning team

New Twins manager vows to build fan trust, winning team

Paul Molitor acknowledged the challenges of turning around the squad after four dismal seasons of baseball.
by Curtis Gilbert

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Hallberg's Picture of Health: Is Minnesota ready?

Hallberg's Picture of Health: Is Minnesota ready?

This time, a conversation about Minnesota's level of Ebola preparedness, and the unprecedented nature of the disease.

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U students seek 'trigger warnings' before disturbing topics taught

U students seek 'trigger warnings' before disturbing topics taught

Rape and other violent subjects can kindle painful memories, some student leaders say. They're encouraging professors to accommodate students when class work ventures into disturbing territory.
by Alex Friedrich

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