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What Communists were for Joe McCarthy, the Muslim Brotherhood is for Michele Bachmann

SEE ALSO:-- Michele Bachmann sounds alarm about "suicide-bomber conference" in Chicago-- Michele Bachmann is making shit up in her latest fundraising email-- Bachmann: Contraception mandate step toward one-child policy [VIDEO]Michele Bachmann thinks the Muslim Brotherhood has made "deep penetration" ... More >>

David Clifford, Mpls police sergeant, in jail after nearly killing man with alleged bar sucker punch

Brian Vander Lee was talking loudly on his phone while sitting with friends and family on the patio at Tanners bar in Andover around 7 p.m. Saturday night when a man walked up to him and asked him to quiet down.Surveillance footage shows that just seconds later, the man waylaid Vander Lee, sending h ... More >>

Tim Poe, America's Got Talent singer, lied about being injured in Afghanistan, says Minnesota National Guard

It looks like America's Got Talent favorite Tim Poe is a bit of a con artist. According to a statement issued by the Minnesota National Guard yesterday, Poe was not injured by a grenade while serving in Afghanistan in 2009 as the singer claimed on the popular TV show Monday night. Poe indeed served ... More >>

Michele Bachmann presidential announcement [VIDEO]

Bachmann makes it official again.​To the surprise of exactly no one, Michele Bachmann walked out onto a stage in Waterloo, Iowa, this morning to announce again that she's running for president, just in case anyone missed it the first time, or the second time. Here's America's Craziest Congresswom ... More >>

David Petraeus wants to know if Al Franken was brainwashed

Petraeus: Serious about an investigation.​Gen. David Petraeus, the top military commander in Afghanistan, has ordered an investigation over a report last week that alleges a military psy-ops team tried to play mind tricks on visiting U.S. lawmakers -- including Sen. Al Franken. The goal, acco ... More >>

Return to Sender

What Would Comprehensive Immigration Reform Look Like If the Feds Got Off Their Duffs?

Pinalcchio

Phoenix deputy's tale of being shot by drug smugglers doesn't add up

Teacher Diane Cleveland's rights violated by Human Rights department

Photo: dave mcmtDiane Cleveland had a right to privacy, a judge says.​Anoka-Hennepin teacher Diane Cleveland's privacy rights were violated when her name was made public by the Minnesota Department of Human Rights during its investigation of comments she made about a straight student's perceiv ... More >>

Badlands

From Ground Zero of the Immigration Crisis Along the Mexican Border

Legendary wrestler Verne Gagne linked to man's death

MinnPost tells the tragic story of Gagne, who suffers from Alzheimer's-related dementia, and an alleged attack that might have resulted in the death of another resident in his retirement community.

Your Friendly Neighborhood War Profiteer

It's not just Alliant Techsystems. Hundreds of small Minnesota companies are cashing in on America's defense industry.

Sgt. Briggs's War

Bob Briggs got a head full of shrapnel in Iraq. Then he came home to more wars: to regain the use of his half-paralyzed body, and to get the U.S. government to pay for his medical care.

U.S. forces fight Zombie army in Iraq: How many "top lieutenants" can a man have?

W.O.W.

Spielberg's 'War' brings security to the blockbuster

Cruel and Unusual

You think winter in Minnesota sucks? Friend, you don't know anything about winter in Minnesota.

Death of a Monk

Bury the Truth at Wounded Knee

Dennis Banks’s new memoir—and the murder that won’t go away

George W. Bush and the Real State of the Union

How's the president doing?

Shot to Hell

Duy Ngo, The Minneapolis police officer wounded by one of his own colleagues in a February drug stakeout, speaks out for the first time

Death by DU

Depleted uranium: A deadly tool in the U.S. arsenal

Protest and Survive

Novelist and historian Tariq Ali on the war and the antiwar movement

Movie Matters

After September 11: Projecting the future of entertainment at the New York Film Festival

Who Wants to be a Senator?

Forget free trade with China, privatizing Social Security, and that pesky debate about campaign-finance reform. Here’s everything you really need to know about that gaggle of Minnesotans who are vying for a six-year stint in Washington.

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Stop Being So English

This year's British Television Advertising Awards promotes a new identity

Seeing Red

Lakota artist Francis Yellow turns historical injuries into polemical offensives

South of Nowhere

Howling coyotes, lows in the 60s, and neighbors from Hibbing: Minnesota snowbirds roost in the desert

Rule of the Bone

After a century of hoarding American Indian remains, scientists are being forced to return their specimens. But the bodies may not go back into the ground without a fight.

The People, Yes

A collection of Minnesota photographs from Jerome Liebling reveals his hard brand of humanism.

Drugs, Contras, and the CIA:

Press Covers for the Agency's Honor

Record Roundup