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MinnPost Picks: on liberation theology, a weakened Congress, and how Uber got into biz with Saudi Arabia
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MinnPost Picks: on Sears, Britney Spears, and Wisconsin’s Foxconn boondoggle
“When Sears Flourished, So Did Workers. At Amazon, It’s More Complicated,” The New York Times Sears and other legacy retail businesses are in deep financial trouble these days, while internet sales behemoth Amazon continues to rise amid a reputation of innovation and prosperity. But at their respective heydays, Sears did far more to benefit its […]
MinnPost Picks: on pro bass fishing, Paul Allen’s estate, and whether Gary Hart was set up
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MinnPost Picks: on Brett Kavanaugh’s interview, Chevy Chase, and not sharing a stage with Steve Bannon
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MinnPost Picks: on Detroit, vintage spirits, and a ‘young Robert Mueller’
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MinnPost Picks: on personality tests, vacant lots, and the mystery of Tucker Carlson
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MinnPost Picks: Brazil’s devastating museum fire, a gentrification timeline, and a portrait of Glenn Greenwald
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MinnPost Picks: on hyperpolyglots, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and the people who still use Netflix for DVDs
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MinnPost Picks: on pot industry garbage, Alternative Nation, and explaining power imbalances
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MinnPost Picks: on California wildfires, Medicare for all, and blaxplaining ‘blaxplaining’
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MinnPost Picks: on climate change, North Dakota, and ‘This Little Light of Mine’ as a resistance song
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MinnPost Picks: on Florida politics, a literary fraudster and the limits of free speech
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MinnPost Picks: on Trump’s transit policy, the death of Otto Warmbier, and the Aryan Brotherhood
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MinnPost Picks: on youth soccer, ‘Step Brothers’ and whether a Democrat can ever win in Texas
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MinnPost Picks: ‘Municipal socialism,’ the rise of Randy Bryce, and the challenges of student journalists
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MinnPost Picks: on Toronto’s Google neighborhood, digital democracy, and the Jackie Robinson of rodeo
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