Colorado ski resorts struggle with only 57% of normal snowpack, revealing the harsh reality of climate change for the $5 billion ski industry. What happens when artificial snow can't replace nature?

The Trump administration's attempt to justify a federal agent's killing of a US citizen backfired spectacularly when video evidence contradicted official claims, forcing a rare retreat.

After the Minneapolis shooting, lawmakers and states are exploring ways to check federal immigration enforcement. But can traditional checks and balances actually constrain Trump's ICE?

Ordinary Minnesotans organized massive nonviolent resistance against federal immigration raids, forcing Trump administration into strategic retreat. A case study in community power versus state intimidation.

As virtual learning replaces traditional snow days, children miss crucial unstructured play time that develops social cognition and real-world learning skills.

Attorney General Pam Bondi demands Minnesota share voter rolls and welfare data in exchange for ending federal immigration crackdown. Election interference concerns mount.

Gregory Bovino removed from leadership role following fatal shooting of nurse in Minnesota, signaling cracks in Trump's hardline immigration enforcement strategy

Federal agents killed peaceful protesters in Minneapolis, then officials lied about it on camera. What happens when executive power operates without accountability?

Punxsutawney Phil gets it right 50% of the time—same as random chance. But marmot research reveals surprising insights about hibernation, ecosystems, and human nature.

After Trump agents killed legally armed Alex Pretti, conservative ideologues are betraying decades of Second Amendment advocacy. The moment when power trumped principle in American conservatism.

Alex Pretti's death in Minneapolis has turned ICE funding into a government shutdown battle, exposing deep fractures in both parties over immigration enforcement limits.

New research reveals a stark disconnect in U.S. hospitality education. While the industry celebrates diversity, nearly 75% of professors are white and over half are male. What does this mean for students and the future of hospitality?