Bob Collins
The Marvin way in Warroad, why do people live in northern Minnesota, the pepper spray attack, power without status, and Vikings fans say they’ve had enough but they’re probably haven’t.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
If you’re stopped for texting while driving, it’s too easy to claim you were using your phone for something else.
Scientists at Berkeley may not only be able to read your mind, they may be able to see what’s in it, too.
Falling satellite could still provide a show over Midwest
It had to happen sooner or later. CSI, the TV show about forensics and crime, has become the center of a court case in Massachusetts.
Swiftly goes the year
Maybe Einstein’s theory of special relativity isn’t wrong. Maybe it’s absolutely correct in three dimensions, but this discovery tells us what’s happening in another dimension.
A tribute to Eleanor Mondale, the homeless horseman, high school heroes, the marketing meat wagon, and the end of capitalism.
The science community is abuzz today with news from a group of European researchers that neutrinos — sub-atomic particles — travel faster than light.
What now, Facebook?
Satellite to be a no-show
Can Americans live without political theater?
The cost of fighting back, Adam and Eve 101, the execution, the end of social media as we know it, and staying rich in Minnesota.