Kerri Miller Brief

Many on-the-fence voters are considering casting their ballot for a third party presidential candidate this year. Libertarian Gary Johnson is generating the most buzz.
Politically correct language and speech policing on both sides of the aisle are affecting the political discourse this election cycle. What do people mean when they say something is "politically correct?"
Minnesota has topped many "best of" lists in the past few years, but the perks touted by many articles aren't equally accessible for everyone in the state. Three Minnesotans discussed why the opportunity gap persists.
Climate Cast: Reasons for hope amid the climate crisis
Today's Climate Cast focused on the technologies and practices that are making a difference in the fight against rising global temperatures.
It's no game when athletes take political, social stands
MPR News guest host Marianne Combs spoke Monday with experts about how race, gender and social media play into the conversation over athletes and activism.
Advice for couples who disagree about managing money
Money is a sore subject for many couples. Money and finance expert Ruth Hayden shares her tips for keeping your money and relationship intact.
Unemployment disparities and how it shapes policy
Unemployment reached 4.9 percent in June, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Two economists shared their views on what unemployment means for the US politically and
Reflections on the RNC
Political Scientist Lisa García Bedolla shares the insight she's gleaned from the RNC thus far.
Win or lose: What's the future of the GOP
Despite winning the majority of the GOP delegates, Donald Trump is a polarizing force within the party. Three political experts discuss what this rift means for the future of the Republican party.