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Walter Mondale in 2014. The former vice president died Monday.

Walter Mondale, 1928-2021: A rich life devoted to public service

The former U.S. vice president and son of Minnesota deserves this state's thanks for his contributions.

Stop the attacks on working journalists

April 19
Despite restraining order, apologies, reporters and photographers are too often targeted.

Our Best Shot: Addressing hesitations about the coronavirus vaccines

April 2
An occasional series from the Star Tribune Editorial Board.

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Editorial
April 18
Local 28 Sheet Metal Worker Demetrius Buttelman gestured after being inoculated with the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine during a news conference, Ap

Our Best Shot: Young and healthy? That's no excuse for skipping vaccination.

A Minnesota doctor takes aim at two common reasons for not getting a shot.
Editorial
April 17

Policing reforms are urgently needed

Too many lives are being lost in confrontations with cops in Minnesota and nationwide.
Editorial
April 16

What becomes Hennepin Avenue?

In southwest Minneapolis, the corridor is up for a remake — and a clash of visions.
Editorial
April 15
People protest near the Brooklyn Center Police Department on Wednesday in response to the fatal police shooting of Daunte Wright.

Overall, a better response to protests

State, local leaders must continue to focus on public safety and First Amendment rights.
Editorial
April 14
A person walked near the Brooklyn Center Police Department on Wednesday before a protest in response to the fatal police shooting of Daunte Wright on

Restoring trust in investigations of police

Changes in how use-of-force cases are investigated have added credibility to painful process.
Editorial
April 13
Early Tuesday, April 13, 2021, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced they are “re

Pause on J&J vaccine shows that safety system works

More information is needed, but risk from the virus remains "orders of magnitude" higher.
Editorial
April 12
Brooklyn Center Police Chief Tim Gannon said Monday that he suspects the officer who fatally shot Daunte Wright during a traffic stop Sunday did so by

Brooklyn Center police shooting: More questions and yet another life lost

Police chief called Daunte Wright's death "accidental," but let's let BCA's probe play out.
Editorial
April 11

Keep moving forward on expanded telehealth in Minnesota

The pandemic ushered in changes that enhanced patients' access, convenience.
Editorial
April 10
Dr. Andrew Slattengren advises those with concerns about needles to share their fear with their doctors or whoever is administering the shot. Here he

Our Best Shot: Needle phobia? There's help available to deal with fear.

Overcoming a common phobia is key to the success of the COVID-19 vaccine campaign.
Editorial
April 9
Castle Danger co-owner Lon Larson said he calculates total growler sales at 1/20th of 1% of all beer sales.

Free the growler and help Minnesota breweries

State's caps are hurting smaller operations that want to sell their beer to go.
Editorial
April 8
St. Paul police say there have been 560 catalytic converter thefts reported in city this year — an average of almost six a day. Thefts are up 194% t

Curbing thefts of catalytic converters

St. Paul police clinic to mark the devices is smart public service.
Editorial
April 7
Despite pressure on sports events to respond to a voting law controversy, the vibe at Augusta National Golf Club, where the Masters will be played, wa

Sports has a place in politics

We should welcome the weight it throws around, even if imperfectly, on issues like voter rights.
Editorial
April 6
Yogananda Pittman, acting chief of the U.S. Capitol Police, addressed a news conference after a car rammed into a security barrier at the northern ent

U.S. Capitol needs stronger police force

Last week's attack, just two months after Jan. 6 invasion, is another tragedy.
Editorial
April 5

Difficult diplomacy ahead regarding Iran

Re-entering the nuclear deal won't be easy, but Biden is right to give it a try.
Editorial
April 4
Gov. Tim Walz.

Emergency powers strengthened Minnesota

Resolve differences with good-faith negotiations, not Wisconsin-style court fights.
Editorial
April 3
Jonathan Palmer, executive director of the Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, in a screen grab of a video produced by M Health Fairview regarding vacci

Our Best Shot: Communities of color face unique vaccination fears

But a number of welcome initiatives are underway to address hesitancy.
Editorial
April 2

Vaccine equity is a life-or-death issue in Minnesota

High-risk groups must not be left behind as vaccine eligibility expands.
Editorial
April 1
The Alliance of Alliances points to efforts like Northside Achievement Zone, which nurtures young scholars, as bright spots but says more must be done

With Alliance of Alliances, Twin Cities Black leaders focus on lasting change

This is a promising effort to address disparities that plague Minnesota.
Editorial
March 31

Minnesota needs stronger sexual assault laws

Minnesota Supreme Court decision highlights a flaw in an existing statue.
Editorial
March 30

Cameras build trust in Chauvin trial

Livestreaming is providing historic transparency in a Minnesota courtroom.
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