Michigan transfer running back Cole Cabana is no longer coming to the Gophers. The former four-star high school recruit planned to leave the Wolverines for Minnesota earlier this month and announced he was partnering with the U’s NIL collective, Dinkytown … Continued
Because it’s apparently too hard to cut the carbon emissions heating up the planet, many countries plan to sweep much of their pollution under the rug instead. This might be fine, except the rug will have to be comically, unrealistically … Continued
In Alcoholics Anonymous, the first step toward recovery is to acknowledge that you have a problem. You can’t get better until you admit that you’re not well. But our universities won’t do that. Look no further than the recent report … Continued
As he assembles his team for a second term, President-elect Donald Trump is entitled to some latitude, even for his more unconventional picks. Yet not all executive-branch positions are created equal. Senate Republicans should be willing to draw a line … Continued
A slate of new Minnesota laws is set to go into effect on Jan. 1. Here are some of the bigger changes. ‘Taylor Swift bill’ Ticket purchasers will get more transparency from sellers under a bill signed into law earlier … Continued
Before we say goodbye to 2024, here’s a look at some of this year’s prettiest and informational coffee table books by local authors. (Courtesy of PJ Penguin Publishing) “Gallery Days: Memories from the Artists’ Quarter in Historic Downtown Minneapolis”: by … Continued