Some data on consumption, production and hiring can be estimated using private sources, but inflation remains a blind spot.

It's not so easy to find new markets to fill the hole left when China stopped buying U.S. soybeans — outside demand isn’t ...

The city amended its noise ordinance in 2023 to allow amplified calls to prayer at any hour and was one of the first major ...

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For organized labor in Minnesota, the 2023 legislative session was a rousing success. Labor unions worked closely with the ...

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Framing disability rights as “extras,” is a form of erasure. Disabled people are not a special interest group.

Studies show that addictive use of social media affects teens' mental health, but social media addiction isn't a recognized ...

In new Weisman Museum exhibit RugLife, rugs are shown as platforms for histories, conflicts and ideas that extend far beyond ...

Federal support is decreasing, and this state and others are feeling the health care pinch. State lawmakers need to find solutions.

Minnesota hospitals sought to boost their Medicaid payments as Trump and Republicans in Congress were cutting the health care ...

Even in good weather in parts of the Twin Cities with nice sidewalks and close destinations, people aren't walking as much as ...