Bob CollinsAn entire industry exists to make you feel guilty that you’re not a better parent.
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A tornado’s connections
Minnesota Vikings fans, who watched cheap shot after cheap shot in the NFC Championship game in 2010 might want to look away:
Is it a problem that the average age of a visitor to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is approaching twice that of the average age in the 1960s?
The discipline gap, was the Saints’ intentional injury system really so bad, a gun bill veto at night, the misery of the long-distance runner, and the science of ear worms.
The end of outdoor hockey?
Players and teams in the National Hockey League are sponsoring an effort to rid sports of homophobia.
Gas prices in Minnesota aren’t rising nearly as fast or predictably as the rest of the nation.
Some of Hollywood’s biggest names performed a play on Saturday based on transcripts from the court case against Proposition 8, California’s ban on same-sex marriage.
Why do disasters recalibrate us, redshirting kindergarteners, public radio comedy, the moral dimensions of art, and a sled dog protest against sulfide mining.
This is a scene being repeated all over the country today as people return to their destroyed homes to find pieces of their lives in the rubble from tornadoes. This morning, Marta Righthouse of Marysville, Indiana was one of the people pulling out what seems to be everyone’s first choice — the family photo albums. Read more →
The NFL says players were paid to injure opposition players, including the year the Saints beat the Vikings in the NFC championship game.