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Provide more, not less, transparency on school decisions

A decision by the Lakeville board highlights why openness should be a governing priority.

U.S.-Russia treaty on nukes provides critical security

February 1
Russian President Vladimir Putin, prior to a Cabinet meeting in Moscow on Jan. 15, 2020.
Despite strained relations, Biden is right to move toward extension of New START pact.

Skepticism expected on Walz education plan

January 31
Gov. Tim Walz listened Monday, Jan. 25, 2021, as Deputy Education Commissioner Heather Mueller spoke. Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan previe
Governor's budget targets disparities, but would costly effort really make a difference?

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February 9

The long arm of repressive regimes

Report details the growing scourge of transnational attacks on dissidents.
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February 8
Barbara Gusse called the police when she saw a car mentioned in a recent Amber Alert.

A citizen cared, and a child was found

Brooklyn Center woman reacted to Amber Alert after car and 1-year-old were taken.
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February 7

There's a growing appetite for post-COVID online learning

We've learned its shortcomings, but for some students virtual classrooms are a good choice.
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February 6
Preparations outside Raymond James Stadium ahead of Super Bowl LV included this instruction for an unspecified someone to stand in the place where the

Fan attendance at the Super Bowl provides hope for the rest of 2021

As sports weigh more in-person attendance, lessons from the past year can be helpful.
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February 5

Fully fund police plan for upcoming Chauvin trial

DFLers, Republicans need to reach a compromise that helps prevent a repeat of 2020 riots.
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February 4

Scrutiny of meatpacking plants is critical after COVID outbreaks

Outbreaks were common, answers are needed from owners, workers.
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February 4

A second chance at 2021 health coverage

There's a new three-month window to sign up through MNsure.
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February 3
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris met with Republican senators about the economic stimulus on Monday, Feb. 1, 2021.

For greatest benefit, go bigger on stimulus

A bipartisan deal would be great, but economic growth would be curtailed without enough aid.
Editorial
January 30

Biden administration should renew the push to protect the BWCA

Stauber's bill would undermine conservation in Minnesota and elsewhere.
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January 29
President Joe Biden signs an executive order in Washington on Jan. 25.

Biden is serious about 'Buy American'

Unlike the orders of his predecessor, Biden's have some teeth.
Editorial
January 28

Game on in slop stocks

Wild market activity raises worry, but there isn't yet cause for broad intervention.
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January 28

Emphasize pandemic recovery in building state budget

Walz and GOP face daunting task in helping Minnesota get beyond COVID.
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January 27

Minnesota puts the heat on vaccine providers

In addition to new data on shots given, Walz calls on them to move the process along more quickly.
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January 26
Former President Donald Trump’s 1776 Commission, which has been revoked by President Joe Biden, reportedly was created to debunk the New York Times�

Biden erases Trump's damaging approach to racism

Former president's "patriotic education" was nothing more than propaganda.
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January 25

Keep the heat on Putin to free Alexei Navalny

The U.S. must speak out on the opposition leader's arrest and the protests it triggered.
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January 24

Minnesota must drill down further on vaccine rollout

Tech solutions are vital, but what can be done to help elderly who live independently?
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January 24

Boost global education

Global Minnesota symposium comes amid the coronavirus crisis.
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January 23

Finally, a priority: immigration reform

Biden sends an early signal that it's time to provide a sensible path to citizenship.
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January 22

Back for another debate: Rent control

It's a long-panned idea. Is it different this time? Voters in Minneapolis may be asked to judge.
Editorial
January 21
Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, left, and Mayor Jacob Frey.

A Minneapolis police plan that failed at liftoff

It's troubling that plan to add outside officers was funded late last year but never materialized.
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