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Kerri Miller Brief

Is Facebook fading?

Is Facebook fading?

In December of last year Facebook reported having 1.04 billion active users daily. However, it's estimated that about one million teens a year are opting for other forms of social media.

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Friday Roundtable: Three voices on international affairs

MPR News host Kerri Miller asked three experts about the foreign policy challenges the next president will confront and how the U.S. vision of the future compares to that of other world powers.

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Climate Cast: Why so little climate coverage on TV news?

Climate Cast: Why so little climate coverage on TV news?

Long-time WCCO reporter and anchor Don Shelby talks about the pressures television newsrooms face when deciding whether to cover climate change as a news story.

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The Weather Lab with Paul Huttner: Reviewing a wild weather week

The Weather Lab with Paul Huttner: Reviewing a wild weather week

The week's weather headlines included record-breaking March warmth in Minnesota, deadly flooding across the southern U.S. and heavy rains and snow in California.

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An unfunny look at the state of comedy

Are we in a golden era of comedy?

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Global perspectives on the US presidential election

Three journalists from around the world share their take on how the U.S. presidential elections are being received overseas.

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What's breaking the Republican Party?

What's breaking the Republican Party?

Two political writers talk about where the Republican Party lost touch with its base voters and what it will take to unify the conservative movement.

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Climate Cast: Is 2016 likely to be the hottest year on record?

New data show this February was the hottest ever measured, meaning 2016 is well on its way to break records for the third year in a row.

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