Bob CollinsIt’s a sad story today that highlights the effects of PTSD on returning war veterans, but it also raises a question that might not be popular to ask: Should vets with PTSD be allowed to drive?
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
Archives for August 2012
Stanley Crooks speaks, is hitting ‘like’ on Facebook free speech, menstruating women and camping, order a TV and get a gun, and the Hudson crash and warning signs.
It’s been seven years since Mitch Hedberg died. He may be the (intentionally) funniest person ever to come out of Saint Paul, Minnesota, until cocaine and heroin did him in. He was only 37.
Art and LRT
Now we’re getting to the good stuff. Today, the Curiosity rover delivered the first full-resolution images of its new home on Mars.
Who’ll help the Northland, why broadcasters can’t refuse offensive ads, one small step for the ‘Mohawk guy,’ happiness and the geeky kid, and pin collecting at the Olympics.
The disowning of RegBarc
Parents, kids, sex, and spaghetti
Let’s just take a break from the news of the day for a moment to acknowledge more people who do their part to make life a bit better.
A congressional candidate renews a long-time feud with the governor by alleging he popped pills during a meeting.
A musical assault on muggers, good morning Mars, reunited brothers in North Dakota, science and the traffic light