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Movies & TV · United States

Popular 1980s Actor Loni Anderson of the Hit Series 'WKRP in Cincinnati' Has Died

60% Center coverage: 218 sources

Loni Anderson, who played a struggling radio station’s empowered receptionist on the hit TV comedy “WKRP in Cincinnati,” died Sunday, just days before her 80th birthday.See the Story

Wildfires · Canada

Smoke from Canadian wildfires brings unhealthy air to large swaths of the Midwest

48% Center coverage: 86 sources

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Research · United States

Judge allows the National Science Foundation to withhold hundreds of millions of research dollars

71% Center coverage: 62 sources

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Trump order gives Minnesota taconite plants more time to cut mercury pollution

Low coverage from Left Sources

14d ago

Center 40%

Right 53%

Trump order gives Minnesota taconite plants more time to cut mercury pollution

100% of Sources are High Factuality

With Growing Urgency, More US Jews Urge Israel to Ensure Ample Food Deliveries to Gaza

Low coverage from Right Sources

4d ago

Left 39%

Center 58%

With Growing Urgency, More US Jews Urge Israel to Ensure Ample Food Deliveries to Gaza

100% of Sources are High Factuality

China pushes back at US demands to stop buying Russian and Iranian oil

53% Center coverage: 23 sources

Trade War · China See the Story

Americans Finish Strong with a Relay World Record in the Swim Worlds to Top Medal Tables

55% Center coverage: 46 sources

SINGAPORE (AP) — The United States, which had a frustrating swim world championships, ended on a high note Sunday with a world record in the women’s 4×100 medley relay in the last event of the eight-day championships. The Americans swam a time of 3 minutes, 49.34 seconds, breaking their own old mark of 3:49.63 set a year ago in the Paris Olympics. The United States finished with nine gold medals and 29 overall, ahead of Australia with eight gold…Swimming · United States See the Story

Celebrate diversity at Native American Lives book series launch party

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

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Stephen Mihm: America’s corn syrup addiction began with deceit

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Trivia quiz: What do Japan’s Fermentation Research Institute, Secretary of Agriculture Earl “Rusty” Butz and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan have in common? Answer: Each, in their way, helped foster America’s widespread adoption of high fructose corn syrup, the sweetener that Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has vowed to ban. The country’s dependence on corn syrup is the product of historical events that look like raw material for a Th…United States · United States Read Article

In delivery of boy who is ‘pure joy,’ western Wisconsin jury finds midwife negligent

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Breauanna Jennings, already a mother of two, worried something was wrong a few hours before she gave birth to her third child. Still, she said a certified nurse midwife assured her she and her baby were fine. August Jennings, 6, on a swing in June 2025. (Courtesy of the Jennings family) When baby August was born in Hudson, Wis., medical staff rushed to give him chest compressions and resuscitate him because he wasn’t breathing. “I don’t think an…United States · United States Read Article

‘A place to advocate’: Woodbury committee bridges the gap between police and community

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As a Black man in Minnesota, Timothy Brewington said that where he comes from, when you encounter a police officer, you turn around. “You don’t want eye contact, you don’t want any type of communication,” Brewington said. “And it’s really the uniform. You try to stay away from the uniform.” In Black culture, police often represent the opposite of what they’re meant to, he said. Instead of safety, they present fear among people of color – and the…United States · United States Read Article

What’s hot (Nine Inch Nails, Benson Boone) and not (Linkin Park, the Offspring) at local arenas this month

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

August is full of distractions, from vacations to back-to-school plans to the Minnesota State Fair. Yet the month is traditionally one of the busiest when in comes to arena concerts in the metro. This year is no different, with a dozen acts stopping by St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center and Target Center in downtown Minneapolis. But not all are created equal in terms of ticket sales. Here’s a look at the hot shows and, well, the ones not exactly sett…Music · United States Read Article

Minnesota State Patrol’s first chaplain retires, reflects on ‘pinnacle of his pastoral experience’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Minnesota State Patrol Chaplain John Morris at the patrol's East Metro headquarters in Oakdale on Wednesday, July 30, 2025. (John Autey / Pioneer Press) Chaplain John Morris led an Easter Sunday sunrise service in Fallujah, Iraq, in 2004, for service members who knew they might not survive the day. He had two other tours of Army duty in the Middle East. He served at the Pentagon as an actions officer for the U.S. Army Chief of Chaplains. He volu…United States · United States Read Article

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Popular 1980s Actor Loni Anderson of the Hit Series 'WKRP in Cincinnati' Has Died

Smoke from Canadian wildfires brings unhealthy air to large swaths of the Midwest

Judge allows the National Science Foundation to withhold hundreds of millions of research dollars

Blindspots

Trump order gives Minnesota taconite plants more time to cut mercury pollution

With Growing Urgency, More US Jews Urge Israel to Ensure Ample Food Deliveries to Gaza

China pushes back at US demands to stop buying Russian and Iranian oil

Americans Finish Strong with a Relay World Record in the Swim Worlds to Top Medal Tables

Celebrate diversity at Native American Lives book series launch party

Stephen Mihm: America’s corn syrup addiction began with deceit

In delivery of boy who is ‘pure joy,’ western Wisconsin jury finds midwife negligent

‘A place to advocate’: Woodbury committee bridges the gap between police and community

What’s hot (Nine Inch Nails, Benson Boone) and not (Linkin Park, the Offspring) at local arenas this month

Minnesota State Patrol’s first chaplain retires, reflects on ‘pinnacle of his pastoral experience’

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China pushes back at US demands to stop buying Russian and Iranian oil

Americans Finish Strong with a Relay World Record in the Swim Worlds to Top Medal Tables

Celebrate diversity at Native American Lives book series launch party

Stephen Mihm: America’s corn syrup addiction began with deceit

In delivery of boy who is ‘pure joy,’ western Wisconsin jury finds midwife negligent

‘A place to advocate’: Woodbury committee bridges the gap between police and community

What’s hot (Nine Inch Nails, Benson Boone) and not (Linkin Park, the Offspring) at local arenas this month

Minnesota State Patrol’s first chaplain retires, reflects on ‘pinnacle of his pastoral experience’