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Politics of the Past: Minnesota’s first congresswoman burdened by husband’s spite
Coya Knutson overcame toxic marriage to excel in House, but her husband's resentment led to her defeat
Politics of the Past: Seizing the day — and Senate chamber
The deft work of a blade-wielding lock-picker led to the occupation by protesters of the Senate chamber
Politics of the Past: Anti-Semitic red-baiting swayed ’38 governor’s race
A smear campaign featuring doctored photographs helped elect Harold Stassen as governor.
Politics of the Past: Before the soundbite, there was the bean feed
We looked back at campaigns past to offer a few old-fashioned, idiosyncratic tips for connecting with citizens
Politics of the Past: ‘Convention hustlers’ drew GOP to Minneapolis in 1892
Many Easterners were puzzled by the Republicans’ decision to hold their national convention in Minneapolis.
Politics of the Past: Putting politicians on the map
Atlas combined geography, narrative to help form Minnesota's cultural identity
Politics of the Past: Suffragists fought uphill battle in Minnesota
Taking a dip into the Minnesota Historical Society’s political archives.
Legal Tech
- How ransomware tactics against law firms are changing
- How large language models are leveling the personal injury playing field
- Attorney Share, Lawmatics integrate to automate law firm referrals
Top News
- Prosecutors struggle to turn voter fraud claims into charges
- Best At Work Insights: We tore out the workforce backup generator
- Citing jury instruction, justices order new sex-abuse trial
- Judicial Branch announces $4 million in courthouse security grants
- 8th Circuit upholds school district in student suicide suit
Expert Testimony
- Best At Work Insights: We tore out the workforce backup generator
- Legally Speaking: How communication failures turn disputes into lawsuits
- Perspectives: Umpire’s death recalls case law in Minnesota
- Perspectives: It’s not ‘football’ here, but soccer cases abound
