Before Ohio voters amended their constitution last year to protect abortion rights, the state’s attorney general, an anti-abortion Republican, said that doing so would upend at least 10 state laws limiting abortions. But those laws remain a hurdle and straightforward … Continued
Up ahead, I saw a St. Paul police vehicle pull into an overlook on Mississippi River Boulevard. I did what I always do when I see the law. I slowed down. I wasn’t exceeding any limits. As I drew closer, … Continued
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When Dave Bakke and his wife moved to a house on the southeast end of Bone Lake in Scandia in 2012, the lake was so murky that Bakke couldn’t see his toes when wading up to his knees. Now, after … Continued
By Andrew Khouri, Los Angeles Times Steven and Katherine Wolf missed out on the ultra-low mortgage rates of the pandemic. By the time the couple secured solid jobs and could buy a home, borrowing costs more than doubled. Rather than … Continued