Gov. Walz' appointee has his work cut out for him in strengthening fraud prevention.
Open Letter
Vance K. Opperman is owner and CEO of MSP Communications, which publishes Twin Cities Business.
Andrew Ross Sorkin's "1929" is already a bestseller. Many who read it will look for parallels to today.
Banning assault weapons, and sensible limitation of magazine size, should be the start of our discussion.
A celebration of immigrants' broad contributions to U.S. culture and business
We should hold law firms accountable for bending to extortionary pressure from President Trump.
In a troubled world, we need loyal neighbors, and that is certainly Canada.
Embracing science will allow all of us to lead happier and more productive lives.
The Minnesota Star Tribune's refusal to endorse a presidential candidate takes the newspaper out of daily conversation.
Donald Trump's lack of mental acuity exacerbated by age is one reason this country must turn the page and elect Kamala Harris, writes Vance Opperman.
The view that the Protestant version of the Ten Commandments is the basis of our law requires willful ignorance of our actual statutory scheme, writes Vance Opperman.
If you want to reduce pollution and increase access, there are better alternatives than filling the I-94 trench, writes Vance Opperman.
How can it be that women, who enjoy an increasing voting majority, an increasing dominance in higher education, and electoral successes at almost every level, cannot become the commander in chief?
The academic health task force's recommendations represent a carefully designed road map for improving the delivery of medical care by the University of Minnesota.
Banning books is frankly absurd in the age of the internet.
Reflections on the current state of partisan politics in Minnesota.
Mandating outcomes without addressing class is equality on the cheap, writes Vance Opperman.
Minnesota's $17.5 billion surplus must mean that someone is paying their fair share.
Revisiting the age-old Freudian question: What do women want?