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"Bemidji High School principal Jason Stanoch said that without Snapchat, students made fewer 'poor choices' about vaping or cutting class," Aaron Brown writes.

Where critical thinking is nurtured.

"May we continue to be kind to strangers, regardless of our differences," Christa Anderson writes.

"Next time you hop in your selected body of water, think about generational fears and historical injustices that might be keeping someone else on the sidelines," Caroline Siebels-Lindquist writes.

"What in the 1950s is going on here?" Angela Denker writes.

The madness behind the methods.

"The endorsement and ensuing nullification were yet another bizarre and inexplicable chapter in the weird leftist politics of Minneapolis," Rochelle Olson writes.

"Cheers to the publicly unidentified but highly trained and experienced responders who delivered the sisters to safety," Rochelle Olson writes.

From David M. Perry: From Minnesota's Fort Snelling to Japanese internment camps to Florida's Alligator Alcatraz, these camps have become an American tradition.

The DFL wants to run a city. It can't even run a one-day event.