It has become increasingly evident to our whole community that Saint Paul needs a strong, vibrant and growing downtown for the health and wellbeing of the entire city. Before the pandemic, Downtown St. Paul carried only 12% of the citywide … Continued
Nothing about the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy should shock European leaders, still less the enthusiastic welcome that this confirmation of a revolution in U.S. foreign policy has received from Moscow. It calls, after all, for a rupture in … Continued
Politicians and policy experts like to talk about the “root causes” of crime, homelessness, poverty, rising prices and other problems. If they want to understand the root cause of political polarization, they might want to consider the whole picture and … Continued
Americans can be forgiven if their faith in our justice system is shaken. We have now seen so much naked partisanship that has nothing to do with truth and justice that it is becoming ever harder to place faith in … Continued
Some motorists are reporting slippery conditions on Twin Cities roads Friday morning. The metro was experiencing fog/mist, which was creating slick roads. Drivers are urged to use caution. The weather is set to get dangerously cold tonight and a cold … Continued
By COLLIN BINKLEY, Associated Press Education Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — A bipartisan group in Congress is urging the Education Department to add nursing to a list of college programs that are considered “professional,” adding to public outcry after nurses were … Continued