Amy Lindgren Second Sunday Series — This is the second of 12 columns on career planning post-60, which will appear the second Sunday of each month from September through August. Welcome back to this year’s Second Sunday series, featuring monthly … Continued
The five candidates for mayor of St. Paul might very well have winnowed themselves down to three this past week during a candidate forum at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church on Snelling Avenue in Highland Park. The candidates were asked where … Continued
When Democrats are at their best, they are performing one job: reducing inequality and making American life more just. That’s what Franklin Roosevelt did with the New Deal and Lyndon Johnson tried to do with the war on poverty. That’s … Continued
LOS ANGELES — In Hollywood, something shifted in the six days between the time that Walt Disney Co. dropped “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”“indefinitely,” following Kimmel’s comments about the suspect in the shooting death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and the late-night … Continued
By JESSICA DAMIANO, Associated Press I just cleaned out and filled a couple of birdfeeders to help my migrating backyard buddies fuel up for their long journeys south. And I’ll keep it well-stocked with high-energy seed mix throughout winter to … Continued
By Amanda Hernández, Stateline.org America’s prison population is growing older at a pace that some experts say is unsustainable. As of 2022, the latest year with available data, people 55 and over made up nearly 1 in 6 prisoners — … Continued