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October 4, 2011
Democracy Now! reporters win settlement for arrests during 2008 Republican convention
That Nicole Salazar videotaped her arrest is both fortunate and unfortunate.It's fortunate because that same tape just helped Salazar, a producer for the Democracy Now! news show, and two other journalists win a settlement in their lawsuit against the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul for bad po ... More >>
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December 22, 2010
Return to Sender
What Would Comprehensive Immigration Reform Look Like If the Feds Got Off Their Duffs?
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September 8, 2010
Juarez's children
Drugs, death, and fear
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April 28, 2010
The Crucifixion of Juarez
On the front line of the U.S. war on drugs, a Mexican city bleeds to death
Blogs
November 16, 2008
Don't celebrate, organize
This year a former City Pages writer won an Oscar and a former community organizer from the South Side of Chicago got elected President. In the months in between, I've seen far-flung friends and family playing a larger role in public life. I met half my neighbors face to face, and saw people who w ... More >>
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January 15, 2008
Huckabee and the "Colbert Bump"
This year a former City Pages writer won an Oscar and a former community organizer from the South Side of Chicago got elected President. In the months in between, I've seen far-flung friends and family playing a larger role in public life. I met half my neighbors face to face, and saw people who w ... More >>
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August 8, 2007
Falling Down
The I-35W Bridge Collapse Exposes Dangerous Deficiencies in the Nation's Transportation Infrastructure.
Blogs
August 7, 2007
Setting the record straight
The I-35W Bridge Collapse Exposes Dangerous Deficiencies in the Nation's Transportation Infrastructure.
News
April 19, 2006
I'm Good Enough, I'm Smart Enough, and, Doggonnit, People Like Me!
Can Al Franken become a U.S. Senator just by being Al Franken?
News
July 27, 2005
Sugar Daddy No More
Sen. Norm Coleman does an about-face on a bill that will hurt Minnesota farmers
Arts
October 13, 2004
Hardworking Directors
St. Paul-Based filmmakers Lu Lippold, Dan Luke, and Laurie Stern fought a tough campaign for 'Wellstone!'
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October 1, 2003
Living in America
Meet the neighbors
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May 14, 2003
Meth Myths, Meth Realities
What we know--and what we don't--about methamphetamine's history, chemistry, and impact on users
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December 11, 2002
Bush Whacking
Two nice Minnesota boys and the healing power of satire
News
August 8, 2001
"Don't Ever Say (EXPLETIVE DELETED) Onstage Again!"
Audiences storm the stage. Actors suffer gastrointestinal distress. Backstage confessions of theater gone terribly, terribly wrong.
Restaurants
July 11, 2001
A Tale of Two Markets
Audiences storm the stage. Actors suffer gastrointestinal distress. Backstage confessions of theater gone terribly, terribly wrong.
News
February 28, 2001
So you want to be a public servant?
You too could be mayor of St. Paul! Just answer a dozen of the most preposterous, frivolous, and insultingly direct questions you could ever hope to encounter in your whole squirming political life.
Books
June 17, 1998
Brown Shirt, Blue Collar
You too could be mayor of St. Paul! Just answer a dozen of the most preposterous, frivolous, and insultingly direct questions you could ever hope to encounter in your whole squirming political life.
Feature
April 29, 1998
And She Moved Through the Fair
This year's model, Natalie Imbruglia: The Australian daytime TV actress with the fever for the flavor of a single
Feature
December 10, 1997
The Pretenders
You'd think that Clinton's decision amounting to a death sentence for thousands of HIV-positive Americans might generate a public outcry. Instead, the chattering classes were obsessed with Dick Gephardt's speech at Harvard.
News
December 10, 1997
UFF DUH! Minnesota is as Minnesota Does
The 1997 Tongue-on-the-Flagpole Awards
Feature
November 5, 1997
VIDEO: TV Nation
The 1997 Tongue-on-the-Flagpole Awards
Feature
August 27, 1997
Bubbaphilia
By interfering with the Teamsters, a union only just emerging from a scabrous history of institutionalized malfeasance, the Clintonoids displayed their utter contempt for union democracy and for the labor movement itself.
Feature
June 18, 1997
Dodging Bullets
Democrats and Republicans are happily engaged in a folie à deux to forestall any real congressional probe into campaign finances
News
March 26, 1997
Those White House Klatsches: Who Went, What They Got
Democrats and Republicans are happily engaged in a folie à deux to forestall any real congressional probe into campaign finances
News
December 18, 1996
LABOR OF LOVE
One of the longest running picket lines in the history of the local labor movement
Feature
December 18, 1996
The Business of Government
One of the longest running picket lines in the history of the local labor movement
Feature
October 23, 1996
The $800 Million Men
One of the longest running picket lines in the history of the local labor movement
News
September 25, 1996
Theme: "The Greatest Environmental President." Really?
One of the longest running picket lines in the history of the local labor movement
News
September 25, 1996
Eating Ross
The Clintonites pulled a neat bit of political flummery last week when they connived
News
June 26, 1996
Atun Alba:
Cocaine, Tuna, and Free Trade
News
June 19, 1996
Planet Hollywood, Planet Earth, and Planet Clinton
Cocaine, Tuna, and Free Trade
News
May 1, 1996
Cease and Resist
The Wild River Patriots are out to beat the New World Order in Burnett County, Wisconsin.
Books
April 24, 1996
Book Roundup
The Wild River Patriots are out to beat the New World Order in Burnett County, Wisconsin.
Feature
March 13, 1996
The Fifth Horseman
On Pat Buchanan and the man in the wings
Books
February 28, 1996
Too Much Fun
On Pat Buchanan and the man in the wings
News
February 14, 1996
Strawberry Fields Forever
Clinton's Love Affair with a Deadly Gas
Feature
February 14, 1996
Drug of Choice
Why Washington can't give up the drug war.
News
February 7, 1996
Here's the Beef: How NAFTA Kissed the West Goodbye
Why Washington can't give up the drug war.
News
January 17, 1996
The Charade of the Visigoths
Why Washington can't give up the drug war.
Feature
January 3, 1996
House of Cards
A conversation about the far-from-settled presidential field.
News
December 6, 1995
The Shameless Seven Ride Again
A conversation about the far-from-settled presidential field.
News
November 29, 1995
Gap Kids
A conversation about the far-from-settled presidential field.
Feature
November 29, 1995
Naftashock
The Giant Sucking Sound Revisited

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