A second Trump administration might be very different from the first, and that includes how the president treats the Fed. Donald Trump complained a lot about the U.S. Federal Reserve when he was president, jawboning for lower interest rates and … Continued
Recently, while cleaning out my basement, I came across a picture of myself from 1983. The photo was taken at my Reform Movement Jewish summer camp, located on several acres of bucolic rolling hills along a clear lake in southeastern … Continued
There is a scene in “Screams Before Silence,” the harrowing documentary about the rape and mutilation of Israeli women on Oct. 7, that I can’t get out of my head. It’s an interview that former Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl … Continued
The latest projections from the Congressional Budget Office repeat a warning made many times before: The trajectory of U.S. government borrowing is unsustainable. Washington, fixated on this year’s elections, isn’t merely unwilling to act; it’s ignoring the issue altogether. Just … Continued
The staff who handle 911 calls throughout St. Paul and Ramsey County returned to their remodeled center this week, with embedded social workers now stationed in the middle of the room. Some mental health-related calls were already being transferred to … Continued
To his high school teachers, he’s Frank Kamish. But to his YouTube subscribers, the Minneapolis junior is FHK. And Kamish, 18 as of this April, is hoping a recent stunt to create what he bills as the world’s longest French … Continued