Politics & Policy
One head finally rolls
By G.R. Anderson Jr.Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008
Lt. Gov. Carol Molnau’s dual role as transportation commissioner ends as the state Senate votes not to confirm her.
Politics & Policy
By G.R. Anderson Jr.Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008
Lt. Gov. Carol Molnau’s dual role as transportation commissioner ends as the state Senate votes not to confirm her.
Politics & Policy
Thousands of consumers drooled last month when Apple unveiled its new, ludicrously thin laptop. One local woman cringed.
Community Voices
Readers comments reflect that presidential politics are still a hot topic, but urban issues draw strong comment, too.
Verse or Worse
Your genial host thought he might have been stepping out of the figurative Verse or Worse comfort zone in issuing the current challenge, which involved Garrison Keillor’s aborted lawsuit.
Community Voices
Topics that inspired recent reader comments included light rail, a new definition of friends, branding efforts for the Twin Cities, political ads and protesters and … North Dakota?
Community Voices
Here’s a recent selection of reader comments on Iraq, jazz trombones, falling bridges, saving downtown Minneapolis, politics and more:
Politics & Policy
You’d think it would take a lot to ruffle Bill Gates’ feathers. He’s worth about $56 billion, and his PCs claim more than 90 percent of the market. He’s widely considered a visionary of our times.
Politics & Policy
At first glance, TheKnot.com appears to be enjoying a well-frosted slice of the $70 billion wedding industry.
Cityscape
John Adams, a University of Minnesota professor, often tells the story of parishioners at his church who instinctively rejected the idea of repairing and expanding their building.
Community Voices
MinnPost readers had lots to say about recent stories and posts, so here’s another installment in our periodic round-ups of interesting comments.