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Pre-K Spanish dual immersion teacher Liz Hucke, center, holds a “Save Wellstone Elementary” sign during a St. Paul school board meeting on Nov. 11

Closing St. Paul schools is painful, necessary

SPPS' smallest-enrollment schools are not equitable or sustainable.

DOJ sends message to Bannon, others

November 17
Former White House strategist Steve Bannon paused to speak with reporters after departing federal court on Monday, Nov. 15, 2021, in Washington.
Indictment is a strong and timely reminder that no one is above the law.

Belarus is using migrants as weapons

November 16
Migrants make their way to the checkpoint “Kuznitsa” at the Belarus-Poland border near Grodno, Belarus, on Monday, Nov. 15, 2021.
The West must hold firm against this "hybrid attack" and respond to the humanitarian outrage.

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November 15
Matthew Saldivar in “A Christmas Carol” at the Guthrie Theater.

A real-life drama at the Guthrie

A patron's outburst before "A Christmas Carol" sadly reinforced Dickensian themes.
Editorial
November 14
A rendering of Family Tree Clinic.

A new health care oasis in Minneapolis

Family Tree Clinic is relocating to an underserved area, breaking down barriers to care.
Editorial
November 13
A nurse in Oregon prepared a Pfizer booster shot in early October. Boosters have been approved for some groups of people, but many others are ready an

Booster shot, please? Ready, waiting …

Clarity from federal health officials is urgent for anxious Americans who aren't yet eligible.
Editorial
November 12
President Joe Biden speaks at the White House in Washington on June 18.

Needed help for working families

Biden's bill would grow the middle class, add to self-sufficiency.
Editorial
November 11
Ryan Companies was scheduled to submit three building plans to the city for the Highland Bridge site in St. Paul, above, but the company said those re

Rent control vote creates St. Paul mess

Developers halt projects as confusion surrounds strict ordinance.
Editorial
November 10
Smoke rises from a factory as a truck loaded with cars crosses a bridge in Paris in 2018.

Better data needed on climate efforts

Washington Post report reveals inaccuracies that jeopardize trust.
Editorial
November 9
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, testifying before the House Financial Services Committee in September.

Keep Jerome Powell as Fed chair

Despite the wishes of progressives, Biden's choice should be apolitical.
Editorial
November 8
A critical win for nation's infrastructure

A critical win for nation's infrastructure

Bipartisanship achieved what division could not with passage in U.S. House.
Editorial
November 7
Voters OK help for schools

Voters OK help for schools

Districts didn't get everything they asked for, but overall results were positive.
Editorial
November 7
Act now for deals on 2022 health care

Act now for deals on 2022 health care

Individual-market consumers should take advantage of expanded aid on MNsure to discount monthly premiums.
Editorial
November 6
Cala Hefferan (left) helps calm and distract Preston Rachuy-Davies, 9, with a vibrating bee on his arm as he gets his first COVID-19 vaccination at a

A chance to protect kids, communities

Authorization of COVID-19 vaccine in 5- to 11-year-olds brings relief and hope in battle against the virus.
Editorial
November 5
Former Republican Sen. Jeff Flake, center, was nominated by President Joe Biden as ambassador to Turkey and confirmed last week.

Biden looks to GOP for well-qualified appointees

It's refreshing to see a president follow the tradition of bipartisanship, especially now.
Editorial
November 4
President Joe Biden speaks during a news conference at the COP26 U.N. climate change summit on Nov. 2 in Glasgow, Scotland.

U.N. climate conference should spur Washington

The Democrats must reach consensus on key legislation that helps address climate change.
Editorial
November 3
Incumbent Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey hugged his father at an election night party on Tuesday.

Frey survives and now must lead

Minneapolis mayor overcame challengers from his left and a tumultuous first term.
Editorial
November 2
On Tuesday, Minneapolis voters rejected a charter amendment that would have changed the structure of the city’s public safety operations.

Voters wisely reject public safety turmoil

But that doesn't mean the status quo is acceptable in Minneapolis policing.
Editorial
November 1
The Minneapolis Public Schools Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting Oct. 12 at its W. Broadway Avenue headquarters. Three soundproof bo

School-related vitriol is getting worse

Debate is expected, but harassment over policies has to stop.
Editorial
October 31
Voting judge Johanna Boller cleaned voting booths on Aug. 11, 2020, in St. Paul.

Make a difference and cast your vote

There are momentous decisions to make in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Editorial
October 30
An election judge looked over a blank test ballot at the Elections and Voter Services office in Minneapolis.

Opinions on the 2021 election: Star Tribune Editorial Board endorsements

A roundup of our recommendations on the city ballot questions and contests for mayor, City Council, Park Board and school board.
Editorial
October 29

Schools play key role in vaccination race

Immunization events helped turned the tide against polio, other diseases, and they're needed now in COVID fight.
Editorial
October 28
Credit St. Paul for focus on smoking

Credit St. Paul for focus on smoking

City Council should adopt tobacco, vape restrictions in interest of public health.
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