The Editorial Board demands that Cornell stops protecting the alleged Chi Phi rapists through the University's opaque sexual assault policies.

For young voters horrified by Israel’s conduct in Gaza, AIPAC is political kryptonite ― as evidenced by Peggy Flanagan's landslide victory in the U.S. Senate race, Noor Adwan writes.

For young voters horrified by Israel’s conduct in Gaza, AIPAC is political kryptonite ― as evidenced by Peggy Flanagan's landslide victory in the U.S. Senate race, Noor Adwan writes.

"Was the scooter takeover risky and obnoxious? Undoubtedly," Noor Adwan writes. "But this is the exact kind of stuff teenagers should be doing."

Around Ely, it feels like a fire-breathing, town-eating dragon is coming for us, Jana Studelska writes.

"When I heard about the endorsement, my first call was to a DFL source. The giggling was audible before they could even say hello," columnist Rochelle Olson writes.

From the Editorial Board: As two deadly ICE shootings in Texas and Maine roil the nation, Minnesota is still haunted by Operation Metro Surge.

From columnist Jill Burcum: The hypocrisy of celebrating Roosevelt’s legacy so soon after dealing a serious blow to the natural treasure that is the Boundary Waters is hard to miss — and even harder to stomach.

From the Minnesota Star Tribune Editorial Board: As U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen brings sweeping charges against protesters, the agents involved in the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti have yet to f...

My bill would ensure that not one dollar of U.S. aid to Israel could be used to detain children, demolish families’ homes or permanently annex Palestinian lands, U.S. Rep. Betty McCollum writes.

The investigation drew on a detailed review of every hospital charity care program in the state, an analysis of five years of hospital financial data and dozens of interviews with patients, hospital executives and state officials.

This is not a drill: The Senate is poised to blow up Boundary Waters mining protections, columnist Jill Burcum writes.

"Does the United States now have a federal immigration force that can kill Americans in front of the public yet operates beyond accountability’s reach?" Jill Burcum writes.

"Does the United States now have a federal immigration force that can kill Americans in front of the public yet operates beyond accountability’s reach?" Jill Burcum writes.

Federal income support is often reserved for families with kids, leaving many low-income young adults to fall through the cracks, Noor Adwan writes.

Our daughter, Harper Moyski, was killed at Annunciation. But recounting our personal tragedy has done little so far to sway legislators who have already made up their minds on guns, the authors write.

Gov. Tim Walz has made some such analogies in relation to ICE and has been criticized for it, David M. Perry writes.

ICE agents have detained students on their way to and from school and also tried to get onto school property, the Columbia Heights superintendent said in an emotional news conference Wednesday.

"What we are witnessing is the storming of the state by the federal government," the Editorial Board writes.

Some might say we’re extremists or agitators, Jennifer Manthey writes. I say we’re in community.

As Elle Neubauer drove before dawn past the darkened windows of the immigrant-owned businesses on Lake Street in Minneapolis, her co-pilot and friend Patty O’Keefe scanned the passing vehicles with bi...

Local law enforcement flooded the scene in south Minneapolis following the shooting around 9:30 a.m.

"These days, the r-word slur has become a staple of the American right wing, uttered with few professional or social consequences," David M. Perry writes.

Letters on immigration enforcement, electronic waste and David Lynch.

"For more than three decades, I put in my eight hours per day but couldn’t buy birthday presents for my kids," writes Derrick Dukes.

This is a comic about AI art.

"Sweeping Hortman’s death under the rug helps justify the Trump administration’s just-announced initiative to target liberal groups and monitor speech in the wake of Kirk’s death," the Editorial Board writes.

This is the second in Jill Burcum's four-part series of columns about the impact of Trump administration trade policy on agriculture, with a focus on one particular Minnesota farm family, the Johnsons...

"I think how easy it must be to pray when your students are not the ones facing gunfire amid their morning mass," high school junior Lydia Ganser writes.

"This mass hysteria over young adults’ body parts is perverted," Noor Adwan writes.

"This mass hysteria over young adults’ body parts is perverted," Noor Adwan writes.