The use of body scanners and physical pat-downs has spawned a controversy over security at U.S. airports. Today’s Question: Do heightened security measures affect your willingness to fly?
The University of Minnesota is in the process of selecting a new president. The lone finalist, Eric Kaler, is taking part today in a public interview with the Board of Regents. Today’s Question: If you ran the University of Minnesota, what three things would you do to make it better?
Republicans in Washington have stepped up their campaign against earmarks, the process that allows members of Congress to direct funds to particular projects. The use and abuse of earmarks has generated controversy for years, involving projects that range from the Bridge to Nowhere in Alaska to the Central Corridor light rail line in the Twin…
Two Democratic pollsters suggested on Sunday that President Obama could serve the country best by forgoing a run at reelection. Today’s Question: Should President Obama limit himself to a single term?
The Northstar commuter rail line between Big Lake and Minneapolis turns a year old this week having failed to meet ridership projections. Today’s Question: What will it take for commuter rail to catch on in Minnesota?
A White House commission on reducing the deficit has issued a draft proposal that calls for widely shared sacrifice. Today’s Question: Is it politically possible to choose deep cuts in popular programs?
In recent weeks, various critics have suggested that they see a political bias in public radio. Today’s Question: Do you think there’s a political bias in public radio programming?
As members of the baby boom age, an increasing percentage of American drivers are turning 65 or older. Today’s Question: Should older drivers have to take extra tests or exams?
When George W. Bush left office, only about a third of Americans approved of how he was performing as president. Today’s Question: How has your opinion of George W. Bush changed in recent years?
For the first time in modern history, Republicans soon will control both houses of the Minnesota Legislature. Today’s Question: What do you want to see happen in the Legislature this year?