Five years ago, news of a fast-spreading respiratory virus was making headlines in the United States. In Minnesota, public health expert Michael Osterholm was keeping close tabs.
Since 1968, this ski resort in southeast Minnesota has been teaching downhill sports to students with a range of disabilities from blindness to cerebral palsy
Since 1968, this ski resort in southeast Minnesota has been teaching downhill sports to students with a range of disabilities from blindness to cerebral palsy
Whether they’re conservative or liberal, people in Ely seem to agree on one thing: they love the Boundary Waters. What they can’t seem to agree on, though, is whether copper-nickel mining would endanger those beloved lakes.
We live in politically polarized times, and media coverage can be part of the problem, says Diana Mutz, an author and professor who wants American news organizations to rethink how they present political news.