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A determined Seattle bus driver gave me a gift long ago that inspires gratitude to this day.

A focus on AI hinders innovation because it sidelines alternative solutions and the scope of conversation among educators, entrepreneurs and policymakers.

Like it or not, religious freedom is the American way.

A holiday spent alone with Oliver, Jenny and a dad who never had to say he was sorry.

It's hard to imagine you won't see them again.

Counterpoint: Republicans didn't have a seat at the table when the DFL trifecta set the state on a fiscal collision course; but sensible cost-cutting can help get us off it.

It's easy to imagine that diseases like polio, measles and even tetanus are gone forever, but the infectious diseases haven't changed at all.

Increasingly, Americans are drinking more than they should, at levels that are likely to cause problems in the long run -- if not immediately.

A chapter in Minnesota's medical history underscores growing concerns about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s embrace of raw milk and other dubious views.

Editorial cartoon: R.J. Matson on a snowball fight in Congress