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A new League of American Workers/TIPP poll in Minnesota finds Peggy Flanagan (D) leading Michele Tafoya (R) in the U.S. Senate race, 40% to 38%, with Marisa Simonetti at 4%. Minnesota Senate Race Peggy Flanagan (D) 40%   Michele Tafoya (R) 38%   League of American Workers/TIPP poll

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Carly Pearce made it through the show...but she says she might have been better off just canceling. Continue reading…

Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy  A brief pause in the floral department outside Key Food... The flower shop on Avenue A and Fourth Street is temporarily closed for renovations.  Work is expected to begin later today or early tomorrow morning, with the same team returning when the shop reopens in a few days. Perhaps the remodel will include outdoor speakers so we can enjoy the Key Food soundtrack while picking out flowers. (Heh.)

Before Roger Marshall became a U.S. senator, he spent decades practicing medicine as an obstetrician-gynecologist in Kansas. During that time, his medical practice took an unusually aggressive approach to collecting unpaid bills, according to a New York Times examination of...

Republican victory means stations must offer lowest ad prices to political parties.

Republican victory means stations must offer lowest ad prices to political parties.

Chipmaking changes could boost productivity of new ASML machines by 40 percent.

Director Takashi Yamazaki's hotly anticipated sequel takes place two years after 2023 film's events.

Meta dragged its feet removing ads that nudify young girls' Instagram pics.

Like traditional weather models, it benefits from an expanded set of inputs.

“FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said that the agency may issue guidance on broadcasters’ reporting on political polls, after President Donald Trump called for action on data he has deemed as ‘fake,'” Deadline reports.

Sarah Longwell: “In 2016, Republican voters looked at their party’s leadership—the Romneys, McCains, and Bushes—and decided they were done. Those leaders were too weak, too unwilling to fight, too committed to norms and processes that Democrats didn’t respect anyway. Republican voters hired a wrecking ball named Trump to knock it all down. Ten years later, […]

“The U.S. military on Tuesday said an unmanned submersible that Iran reportedly seized in the Strait of Hormuz was ‘defective’ and carried no sensitive data or classified equipment,” CNBC reports. “Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps had boasted earlier Tuesday that it trapped and captured ‘one of the most modern, intelligent, unmanned submarines of the American terrorist […]

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Hundreds of thousands of AI agent sandboxes can already run concurrently on a single DeepSeek cluster. Now the company is

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On Adam Ganucheau’s first day at Mississippi Today a decade ago, there was no Wi-Fi, and he used an upside-down cardboard box as a desk. These days, things look a little different. What was once a fledgling nonprofit newsroom is now a Pulitzer-winning powerhouse and one of three newsrooms that make up the Deep South...

Congratulations/regrets — today we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the birth of today’s internet. I suppose there are numerous candidates for that title. The debut of the iPhone in 2007? The launch of Google AdSense in 2003? The first YouTube video in 2005? All worthy nominees. But for me, it’s the debut of Facebook’s News...

Margaret Solomon said she found her voice on campus. Now she wants to create more ways for students to build community.