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Unlocking Antarctica's secrets: The Ross Ice Shelf
"Underneath the Ross Ice Shelf is the least-known piece of ocean floor on our planet. We know almost nothing about, but it's the size of France," said researcher Robin Bell.
Gas prices fall, truck and SUV sales rise
Falling gas prices have sparked consumers's renewed interest in SUVs and trucks. But what does that mean for fuel efficiency and emissions concerns?
How does it feel to be 'The Illegal'? New novel explores immigration
Lawrence Hill's new novel "The Illegal" follows a marathon runner forced to flee his home country for the fictional Freedom State, which readers will recognize as a doppelganger of the U.S. and western Europe.
College admissions: 6 tips on getting in
There's no magic key for the college admissions process, but there are some simple tips every applicant should consider.
This week on Roaming and Reading, writer Ralph Gardner Jr. reminisced with MPR News host Kerri Miller about his recent trip to Cape Town, where he learned to relax and let his daughter take the reins.
Polls consistently show a high level anger and anxiety among voters. Terror, race, the economy and inequality are all affecting voter moods...as are candidates who play on voter fears.
Larry Jacobs argues that primaries and caucuses create clogs in the electoral process.
The novelists who are now writing superhero comics
Margaret Atwood has dreamed up a superhero who is part cat, part bird. Ta-Nehisi Coates, Michael Chabon and other prominent writers are also dabbling in comics.
Could the Flint water crisis happen here?
Lead pipes are still fairly common in historic communities across the state.
Friday Roundtable: Why do the Oscars stay so white?
Three guests join Kerri Miller and Stephanie Curtis to talk about the Oscar nominees and the controversy surrounding a slate of nominees that is (once again) all-white.