Adam Thielen was a teenager playing high school football for Detroit Lakes. C.J. Ham was a teenager playing for Duluth Denfeld. That was the first time Thielen can remember actually trying to tackle ...

I have been thinking for days about how to put into words what Dr. Norman C. Francis meant to me, not only as a leader of extraordinary vision, but as an exemplar whose quiet confidence and steady ...

“America is not like a blanket — one piece of unbroken cloth, the same color, the same texture, the same size. America is more like a quilt: many patches, many pieces, many colors, many sizes, all ...

A $6 million, taxpayer-funded clubhouse at a Westlake golf course is straining under the weight of potential structural issues that an engineer recently warned could lead to it falling or caving in ...

I’m often asked if there is any chance we can create an economy that is growing and adding jobs, where households see their standard of living rising, where inflation is modest, unemployment is low, ...

The frenzy of the gift-giving season is over. Children have received their toys. Billionaires, too. Do you remember that old bumper sticker that said, “He who dies with the most toys wins. More money, ...

David Forst said this is the new way of doing business for the A’s. That the sight of a new ballpark on the Strip — set to open in 2028 — has the organization operating differently than at any time in ...

More than almost anyone else in Washington, Nancy Pelosi earned the right to consider herself indispensable. As speaker of the House — the first woman to hold that title — she was masterful at holding ...

When the news broke that the bishop of London, the Rt. Rev. and Rt. Hon. Dame Sarah Mullally, would become the 106th archbishop of Canterbury, it seemed as though the bells of history rang in a new ...

The year was 1985, and Idaho was dominated by the GOP, following the path of the Reagan Revolution, which claimed to focus on limited government, lower taxes, deregulation and anti-communism. A new ...