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Doing Somalis a disservice There are approximately 80,000 Somali residents in Minnesota, most of whom work in jobs as varied as translators, nurses, hospital workers and in restaurants, meatpacking and other manual jobs. Are all of them fraudsters, gangsters and/or … Continued
President Donald Trump is promoting the idea of sending a $2,000 check to most Americans funded by revenues brought by his tariffs on imports. The scheme has received a frosty reception from Trump’s fellow Republicans in Congress and economists alike, … Continued
A son whose father fought Nazis with his brain instead of a gun, and suggestions for children on your holiday gift list brighten our newly white landscape today. “My Father Against the Nazis”: by Steven E. Mayer (Calumet Editions, $21.99) … Continued
What to know when the Vikings host the Washington Commanders on Sunday afternoon: Vikings vs. Commanders When: Noon Sunday Where: U.S. Bank Stadium TV: FOX Radio: KFAN Line: Commanders -1.5 Over/Under: 43.5 Keys for the Vikings — Asked what he … Continued