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In today's opinion piece, I explain the reasons behind my decision to do away with subscriptions and discuss the challenges inherent in remaining in "the middle," as one side increasingly loses touch with reality.
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Under Minnesota's determinate sentencing laws, with good behavior, defendants can expect to serve two-thirds of their penalty in prison and the rest on supervised release, or parole.
BREAKING: The verdict is in.
Derek Chauvin has been found GUILTY of second-degree unintentional murder, GUILTY of third-degree murder, and GUILTY of second-degree manslaughter.
Chauvin faces 12.5 years in prison under the sentencing guidelines for a first-time offender; however, if it is decided that certain aggravating factors existed, the judge could impose a sentence up to the statutory maximum of 40 years.
In our longest piece yet, we offer a transcription of today's announcement, a summary of the proposals, and a breakdown of the ones that stand to be most controversial.
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Today, we're discussing and fact-checking claims about Georgia's new voting bill, as commentators on both sides have not been entirely forthright about its contents, intent, or implications.
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We're covering the top stories of the last week in today's news roundup.
Click the link below to read about Senate confirmations, recreational marijuana in New York, mass shootings, North Korea's missile launch, and more.
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In our new column, “Both Sides Debate,” contributors from the left and right tackle the same topic, so that you, the reader, can see the arguments from both sides.
On Thursday, Ed Hanratty discussed the drawbacks of the electoral college.