MPR News with Kerri Miller

A series of stories running on National Geographic details the resurgence of polio and its connection to the U.S. effort to find and capture Osama bin Laden in Pakistan.

President Obama is endorsing the Department of Labor's plan which would require financial advisers to make recommendations that are actually in your best interest ahead of their own profit motives.

Will the average consumer notice a difference in their day-to-day lives?

Erik Larson's latest follows the final days of the passengers and crew on the Lusitania, before a German submarine sunk the ship off the coast of Ireland in 1915.

MPR News with Kerri Miller kicked off a words and language series with University of Minnesota Etymologist Anatoly Liberman.

Jessica Bennett, a journalist covering gender and culture for Time and The New York Times, recently wrote about punctuation in digital communication.

A new bill introduced in the Minnesota legislature Monday would drastically change divorce proceedings in the state and allow couples to end marriages outside the court.

Amy Lindgren joins MPR News with Kerri Miller every other month for advice about jobs and careers.

Political Junkie Ken Rudin joins MPR News to give his perspective on the national political scene.

If Wisconsin's bill passes through the state assembly, it will become the 25th state to have such legislation.