Bob CollinsMinnesota’s two U.S. senators, who normally come down hard on the side of an open Internet, are being criticized for a vote this week that some characterize as censoring the Internet.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
The security tax, our furnaces ourselves, the end of Target the dog, the abortion poll, and rescuing a White Bear Lake swan.
A business professor in Florida has figured out that several hundred of his students have been cheating, so he gave them a lecture they may remember.
One Picture: The pilgrimage
Your daily dose of awesome
Boys to men to prison, are airport scanners safe, is marriage obsolete, the real Minnesota Twins, and the mystery of the missile settled.
Brian Fischer, an official with the American Family Association, is getting some well-deserved criticism today for criticizing recent recipients of the Medal of Honor because they were honored for saving lives, not taking them.
Scattered violence and protests in Haiti are curtailing some relief activities there, but so far it hasn’t appeared to slow the Minneapolis-based American Refuge Committee.
The day in airport screening
Welcome to winter
Humiliation flies free, why the poor are more in tune with you, what the voters really said, snapshots from our health care system, and the faces of distracted driving.