Absolute monsters.

This is a pretty good response.

Right to repair is really important.

Pretty vile, and fears stoked by our terrible President.

Good coverage especially of always being a "first"

Wow. Complete violation of customer trust, even if they were looking for the worst content.

Cool! That building always felt drab and old.

Keillor bringing the 🔥

Before that August night, I was innocent in all the ways you expect a sheltered suburban kid to be. But then four white police officers changed everything.

Probably easier than updating Midway station - that place felt like it hadn't been cleaned since 1978.

Good to hear some relatively aggressive infrastructure spending proposals, and centered on the Twin Cities' recent successes!

I hope those undergrads building the sensor are getting paid reasonably well.

Shared culture, completely divergent in public policy with serious ramifications.

Some initial evidence that free market extremism is bad and progressive pragmatism is good.

I didn't realize that the Apple ][ version wasn't the original.

With influences like this, it's no wonder she seems scary: “The church and the state have separate spheres of authority, but both derive authority from God,” Eidsmoe wrote. “In that sense America, like [Old Testament] Israel, is a theocracy.”

Mother Nature can cause some serious devastation.

A young straight Republican argues why Republicans should not support a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage.

An amusing look at the sometimes strange-seeming politics of MN.

I knew this guy from high school. I had wondered what had happened to him. Unfortunately, I'm not terribly surprised.

An interesting collection of bad ballots from the Minnesota senate race. I think most of the site visitors are Democrats, there's a distinct Franken bias (in that where voter intent was more clearly Coleman, the majority picked reject, whereas when it was more ambiguous, they picked Franken).