John Rash

From the Trump administration, there are slickly produced messages, especially for recruitment. From deportation opponents, there are amateur cellphone videos capturing chaos from raids and protests, John Rash writes.

Last week, Trump took to Truth Social to call for the resumption of nuclear weapon detonation tests, which the U.S. hasn’t conducted since 1992, John Rash writes.

The FBI allegations come as Minnesota debates whether to join 39 other states where sports betting is legal, John Rash writes.

From columnist John Rash: America can still be a beacon like it was in the dark days of the Nuremberg trials, which showed the world what a moral force this country can be.

"The crown prince told the governor that 'when we come to Minnesota, we feel a little bit of home as well,'" John Rash writes.

TCFF starts Thursday and opens with Oscar buzz-worthy "Hamnet." More than 150 other films will screen between Oct. 16-25, columnist John Rash writes.

The Trump-brokered Mideast accord and a Venezuelan opposition leader’s Nobel Peace Prize bolster diplomacy, columnist John Rash writes.

"The overeager deployment of our military forces within the U.S. is a mistake," John Rash writes.

The works, created by 16 local artists for "26.2: A Marathon Poster Show," continue a long tradition of linking the artistic to the athletic, John Rash writes.

"At midnight on Tuesday, the federal government shut down," John Rash writes. "But the national political shutdown came much earlier."