Minnesota Lawyer

Education will lay the foundation for the future — for better or worse.

The social capital that sustains political visions and engagements has been allowed to depreciate as we have been waging a cultural war amongst ourselves since the late 1960s.

Where like-minded people are put together to make a majority in one district, other, dissenting people living in that district suffer from discrimination and are denied power because of their political beliefs.

Hillary Clinton again is recreating her persona with a view toward self-advancement.

At their Rochester Convention last weekend, it seems Minnesota Republicans just re-elected Gov. Mark Dayton and U.S. Sen. Al Franken.

The evil of segregation that the U.S. Supreme Court highlighted in Brown v. Board of Education was the cultural power that flows from legalization of norms.

William Shakespeare has bequeathed us a treasure-trove of wisdom and insight.

Educational achievement is ultimately a personal responsibility of the student, but it is also a public responsibility to educate well those who will grow up to contribute one way or another to the successes and failures of our community.

The meetings of minds, or “deals,” are the mother’s milk of sustainable constitutional democracy.

Putin’s clever and opportunistic seizure of Crimea may stand as a turning point in history’s evaluation of the Obama presidency.