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April 8
Technicians, officials and members of the media in Arak, Iran, visit the secondary circuit of a heavy water reactor in the city 150 miles southwest of

Readers Write: Iran and nuclear weapons, pesticides, politics in sports, newspaper bags

Difficult diplomacy indeed.
Letters
April 7
Gov. Tim Walz spoke during a news conference on Feb. 21.

Readers Write: Walz's emergency powers, Derek Chauvin trial, downtown Minneapolis

Restricting rights is the issue.
Letters
April 6
Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo testifies on Monday in the trial Derek Chauvin.

Readers Write: Derek Chauvin trial, climate change, moving the All-Star Game

Open criticism heralds change.
Letters
April 5
A soybean plantation near Porto Velho, Brazil, where forest is sometimes burned to create farmland. Humans’ impact on the planet is unsustainable an

Readers Write: Population growth, policing, Ethiopia

A new economy, not more people.
Letters
April 4
A passenger walked to board the Northstar Commuter Rail train out of Minneapolis in August.

Readers Write: Northstar Line, immigration and the border, human rights, Bde Maka Ska pavilion, Paige Bueckers

Don't ditch Northstar. Make these changes instead.
Letters
April 3
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman at the Government Center in 2019.

Readers Write: Mike Freeman, racial equity efforts, race and the medical profession, takeout food containers, where we're at

Justice flaws aren't all on the Hennepin County Attorney.
Letters
April 2
President Joe Biden delivered a speech on infrastructure spending on Wednesday in Pittsburgh.

Readers Write: Biden's infrastructure plan, Minnesota Supreme Court's ruling on sexual assault, guns, the Derek Chauvin trial, Hill-Murray boys hockey, photojournalism

The naughts who say 'nay!'
Letters
April 1
The trial of Derek Chauvin continues inside the heavily secured Hennepin County Courthouse.

Readers Write: Chauvin trial, federal election laws, sexual assault ruling

Justice is already here.
Letters
March 31
Mourners pay respects at a makeshift memorial for the victims of a shooting in Boulder, Colo.

Readers Write: Gun control, federal voting laws, photojournalism

Asking the wrong "why."
Letters
March 30
Veterans are vaccinated against COVID-19 at the Minneapolis VA on March 23.

Readers Write: COVID vaccines, Israel policy, postcards

The hard-to-reach are left behind.
Letters
March 29
A light-rail train in downtown is briefly blocked by demonstrators on the eve of Derek Chauvin’s trial.

Readers Write: Derek Chauvin trial, Duluth police force, massage therapy stigma

Justice, plus a safe way home.
Letters
March 28
Gun enthusiasts view AR-15 semi-automatic assault rifle parts at a 2015 gun show in Del Mar, Calif.

Readers Write: Gun control, being white and male, a springtime poem

Facts, not grief, must guide us.
Letters
March 27
Michael Osterholm, the director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. He has been advising Presiden

Readers Write: Michael Osterholm, downtown safety, watching Minnesota teams

I'd like to add an adjective:  "courageous."
Letters
March 26
A 15-year-old participating in Moderna’s teen vaccine trial receives a shot in Houston on Feb. 5.

Readers Write: Immunizations, immigration, Asian Americans, mass shootings

Don't forget the other jabs.
Letters
March 25
Venezuelans carry their belongings from a boat they used to cross the Arauca River to Colombia. Thousands of Venezuelans are seeking shelter in Colomb

Readers Write: Immigration, being white and male, clean car rules, COVID vaccines

Isn't it offensive to assume we can solve their problems?
Letters
March 24
Flowers lie outside the store owned by one of the 10 victims in the mass shooting in Boulder, Colo.

Readers Write: Gun violence, the border crisis, affordable housing

Start with the obvious.
Letters
March 23
People are led out of the grocery store in Boulder, Colo., where a gunman killed 10 people.

Readers Write: Boulder shooting, Hennepin County minimum wage, Enbridge tax valuations, immigration

We are not safe in public.
Letters
March 22
Detainees wait in a Customs and Border Protection temporary overflow facility in Donna, Texas.

Readers Write: Immigrants at the border, U.S. foreign involvement, Atlanta shootings

We cannot accept them all.
Letters
March 21
A sign announces a homeless camp in Minneapolis must close. Officers moved to clear it Thursday.

Readers Write: Minneapolis homeless camps, city leadership, trans athletes

Will they never learn?
Letters
March 20
Mike Lindell signed a fresh shipment of his book “What Are the Odds? From Crack Addict to CEO” at the Shakopee factory of his MyPillow business in

Readers Write: Mike Lindell, deficit spending, cats

Too much ink, or the wrong kind?
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  1. Readers Write: Iran and nuclear weapons, pesticides, politics in sports, newspaper bags
  2. Readers Write: Walz's emergency powers, Derek Chauvin trial, downtown Minneapolis
  3. Readers Write: Derek Chauvin trial, climate change, moving the All-Star Game
  4. Readers Write: Electric vehicles, sustainable farming, Bloomberg's nondisclosure agreements
  5. Readers Write: Gun violence, the border crisis, affordable housing

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