Amy Lindgren To search or not to search, that is the (December) question. Job search, that is. Searches for life’s meaning or other deep issues can continue unabated, but candidates may need to decide if job search at year’s end … Continued
Reports of recent job cuts, especially by tech companies, have spurred speculation about the impact of AI on the workplace: Will the advanced computing technology increasingly replace people on the job? That was on Kaitlyn McCormick’s mind as she pursued … Continued
None of the Tim Walz failings have been enjoyable to chronicle. Jesse Ventura, Gov. Turnbuckle, was enjoyable to cover, even when he threatened to mow down the media with his state SUV. One time, Rudy Perpich brought an ink-stained lot … Continued
Zach Zarembinski fell in love with Isabelle Richard over a head of lettuce. It happened in October 2024 at a restaurant in Lakeville. Richard ordered a salad that “came out looking like a head of iceberg lettuce, and she didn’t … Continued
PARK RAPIDS, Minn. — Like many youngsters growing up in northern Minnesota, TJ Erickson (Timothy James, in case you’re wondering) started fishing at an early age in his hometown of Roseau. At first, his dad was always there, and then … Continued
The Second World War was won on the home front as well as the battlefield. As early as 1942, the British government pledged itself, as soon as the Nazis were defeated, to slaying “Five Giants on the road to reconstruction”: … Continued