The high school league is officially sponsoring boys volleyball for the first time this season, but Minnesota’s brand of volleyball is hardly for beginners. And the cream has risen to the top for the first state tournament. That was on … Continued
The White House recently issued an executive order titled “Strengthening and Unleashing America’s Law Enforcement to Pursue Criminals and Protect Innocent Citizens.” Claiming that local leaders “demonize” law enforcement and shackle it with “political handcuffs,” the order directs resources toward … Continued
Israelis, diaspora Jewry and friends of Israel everywhere need to understand that the way Israel is fighting the war in the Gaza Strip today is laying the groundwork for a fundamental recasting of how Israel and Jews will be seen … Continued
Companies are eliminating the grunt work that used to train young professionals — and they don’t seem to have a clear plan for what comes next. AI is analyzing documents, writing briefing notes, creating Power Point presentations or handling customer … Continued
“It’s clear that this system can’t be salvaged with iterative tweaks. It needs political courage and bold reforms that will reboot the housing market.” The view from Dean Street near Vanderbilt Avenue in Brooklyn. (Phot by Adi Talwar) Every week, … Continued
Leading up to this year’s November election, the St. Paul DFL will skip the tradition of endorsing a mayoral candidate. It won’t be vetting candidates for the sole city council race in a special election this August. In fact, the … Continued