Edward Lotterman We as a country are more politically divided now than at any time since the Civil War. More so, I’d say, even than the turbulent Vietnam Era 1960s. Because even then the foundations of our system were still … Continued
The Chicago Bears are working on a deal to hire Shane Waldron as their new offensive coordinator, multiple league sources confirmed Monday morning. Waldron has been the Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator for the last three seasons and helped quarterback Geno … Continued
Words have meaning — and it varies The “semantic debate” about Minnesota’s End of Life Options Act is worth having. Semantics deals with the relationship between the definition of words and how different people interpret their meaning. In the realm of death and dying, … Continued
Told in a mere seven hourlong installments and focusing primarily on the handful of days between President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination and the locating of his killer, John Wilkes Booth, “Manhunt” impressively paints a more sprawling portrait of a time in … Continued
(Dutton Books for Young Readers) Cory McCarthy (Courtesy of Penguin Random House) It’s Read Brave St. Paul week, with events celebrating the young adult novel “Man O’ War” by Cory McCarthy, this year’s community book club title. Presented by the … Continued