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From Near And Far: Meet The ‘Water Protectors' Protesting Enbridge's Line 3
People opposed to Enbridge's Line 3 in northern Minnesota remained camped out at one of the pipeline's Mississippi River crossings.
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Frustrated Local Leaders Urge Congress To Move Faster On Regulating PFAS
ocal officials and community leaders on Wednesday pushed Congress to designate toxic chemicals.
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Cities, Facing Pressure To Minimize Police Presence, Turn To Unproven Community Groups
Facing increasing political pressure on all sides.
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On Critical Race Theory: We Don't Arrive At Truth Until Suffering Speaks | Opinion
The late historian John Henrik Clarke explained the dominant subculture's preoccupation with manipulating history.
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Minnesotans Need To Open Our Eyes About Problem Gambling | Column
At dawn on July 30, 2016, Terra Carbert was in her car with $2 in cash, enough for a gallon of gas to get home.
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Demonstrators Converge On Enbridge Pipeline Construction, Dozens Arrested
Tarah Stangler locked herself to a barricade fashioned from lumber and other building materials as the sun dipped.
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Filibusted: Experts Say The Time Has Come To End Senate Practice
Even the stuffy, florid name of the procedure, “filibuster” sounds like something conceived around a table of wig-wearing Founding Fathers.
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Asian Minnesotans Say Discrimination Is On The Rise; Legislature Unresponsive
At the start of the pandemic, Yaoyao Chen, a materials research engineer, was an early adopter of mask-wearing.
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National Parks Struggling With Maintenance Would Get A Boost Under Biden Budget Request
The projects likely wouldn’t be visible to the usual tourist.
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Minnesota Must Remember African Immigrants As We Craft COVID-19 Recovery Plans | Opinion
The COVID-19 pandemic affected all of us.
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City Workers Work To Reopen George Floyd Square To Traffic
Minneapolis city workers moved to reopen 38th Street and Chicago Avenue to traffic early Thursday.
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‘Get A Shot And Have A Beer': Biden Touts Free Brew, Pro Sports Tickets And Child Care To Boost Vaccines
Stonewall, a drink to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the important event in the history of gay rights
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ACLU Sues Minneapolis Over Police Discipline Practices
The suit alleges that MPD has violated violate Minnesota’s public records law.
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In Defense Of The Bureaucracy | Opinion
Thirty years ago, my dad missed a very important turn.
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Where Is The Outraged Sense Of Self-Preservation When We Are Under Attack By Our Own? | Column
The protests we've seen against police, i.e., occupying storm troopers, are an understandable.
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Lawmakers Decide On Billions In Spending, Shrouded In Secrecy
Every two years, the budget debates that rage in public ultimately come down to just a handful of powerful people.
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Remarks Of Then-President Barack Obama At Arlington, Memorial Day, 2016
Here, at Arlington, the deafening sounds of combat have given way to the silence of these sacred hills.
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Reformer Radio: Marathon V. The Teamsters
Workers at the oil refinery in St. Paul Park say the plant's owner Marathon has put them on a path to catastrophe.
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Senate GOP Filibuster Blocks Commission To Probe Capitol Attack
Senate Republicans on Friday blocked consideration of a bill creating a bipartisan, independent commission.