At the dawn of 2026, social media influencers at home and abroad proclaimed it the year of the “analog lifestyle,” a call to reduce digital connectivity as smart tech and screen time dominate a person’s attention span. Selly Tan, an … Continued
America is having a collective freakout about jobs — specifically, that soon AI will do everything and leave everyone unemployable. This concern is not necessarily misplaced, but it is better understood as part of a larger worry: that one of … Continued
The gravest power entrusted to any American president is the authority to command the armed forces. With that authority comes a constitutional tension that has defined our republic since its founding: Congress declares war. The president conducts it. When an … Continued
The St. Paul Public Schools board will interview and select a candidate to fill a vacant board seat on Tuesday. Five candidates will be interviewed to fill former board member Jim Vue’s seat on the seven-member board. Vue, who had … Continued
Bailey Nurseries is selling 184 acres of land to be redeveloped for residential and business use, according to the city of Woodbury. The sale includes land east of Century Avenue to become a mixed-use development that would include residential, retail … Continued
Two new crime novels in the authors’ series today, both including sons of mob bosses, and a look at the benefits of urban gardening in a children’s picture book. (Courtesy of the author) “The Boy in the Wall”: by Jeffrey … Continued