By DAN FRIO, Edmunds Summer days beckon and with them the prospect of campfires, fishing holes and scenic hikes. When it’s time to commune with nature, you need a car that can get you there and offer convenience and utility … Continued
FRANK BURES: Minnesotan discusses “Pushing the River,” his collection of real-life stories about joys and dangers of canoeing, part of Minnesota History Center’s North Star Voices series. Free. 2 p.m. Saturday, Minnesota History Center, 345 W. Kellogg Blvd., St. Paul. … Continued
There are few things most American politicians seem to agree upon, but banning mobile phones in classrooms seems to be one of them. Based on the experiences of some schools that have required students to prioritize learning over TikTok scrolling, … Continued
Edward Lotterman Starting his first day in office, Donald Trump initiated a blizzard of tariff announcements. New tariffs would hit imports from Columbia, Canada, Mexico and China. Americans would pay a 10% tax on imports from any nation. Additions, revisions, … Continued
A novel about three teens and a Norse woman’s journey, plus memoirs about political activism in the Black community, and life in all its big and small experiences, are being launched by Minnesota authors this week. (Courtesy of Soho Press) … Continued
Nearly six months into Donald Trump’s presidency, a Trump Doctrine is coming into view. Contrary to the fears of his critics, and the hopes of some admirers, Trump is no isolationist. And contrary to those who claim Trump is simply … Continued