Bob CollinsDear American Business: Why does it always have to be about you?
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
This is actually produced by a bank, but it serves as a good suggestion to any Twin Cities-based orchestras that might want to gin up a little interest some lunch hour.
Unseen from space, however, is the breathtaking randomness of what burned and what didn’t.
Another look at the Un-Fair campaign, a quick jog around the world, the flood runner of Duluth, are family vacations worth it, the end of the AC throttle.
Paul TostoThe deal Congress approved today to freeze the interest rates on “Stafford” subsidized federal student loans is getting a lot of ink today. But there are other changes coming this fall to the student loan game that could be a similar big deal. The Student Loan Network blog today writes: Starting July 1, there are Read more →
It’s been a rough couple weeks for reporting. An award-winning reporter in Connecticut was fired making up stuff in his story — not just fake quotes but fake people. Today, there’s a story about a Michigan reporter in his 50s who felt the need to write about the unethical things he did as a reporter Read more →
I wince as I write the words “new normal.” But when it comes to weather, it’s hard to ignore the data. Three charts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration bear out the changes we’re seeing and feeling. Here’s a look at how much of the country is warmer this year compared to most of Read more →
Taking advantage of a flood
1,000 Words: The wildfire
Someone had spraypainted ‘ No Naggers’ over the billboard, and painted a confederate flag.