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Gun Control Takes a Bullet, A Weaker Government Puts Responsibility on Citizens

Recently, the U.S. federal government lost a landmark case. Back in 2013, with the advent of mainstream 3D printing technology,[…]

“I’m in the twilight of my life,” 98-year-old Arthur Popehn said to me. I was at his house last Wednesday,[…]

In July 2017, I knocked on the door of a home in the middle-of-nowhere Montana. Just off the freeway snaking[…]

Nabil setting sail In April, I interviewed Nabil Amra about his upcoming sailboat race around the world. Cameraman Joe, Nabil,[…]

Two Sundays back, I took my camera and interviewed people leaving an event in downtown Minneapolis. It was a lecture[…]

Circumstances around the image of the crying girl are of little concern when your primary motivation is to attack. This[…]

The mind and heart of a child: unfettered appreciation, unending possibilities, and the power to make an adult soften[…]

Out today in the Minneapolis Star Tribune: my story reflecting back on Cuba and what she revealed about the role[…]

On March 28, 2018, I sat down with Baby Jane and her parents Megan and Bryant of Bemidji, Minnesota, USA.[…]

Here in the United States we just celebrated Memorial Day weekend. (Memorial Day is always the last Monday in May.)[…]