Bob CollinsThe hardest news story to cover is the one where there’s no news story to cover.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
Archives for November 2010
It’s becoming clear that I’m going to have to start a new category on News Cut: ‘Welcome to Minnesota.’
Lessons from the kidneys, Tom Hackbarth and the jealous kind, secrets of success, shut up and get scanned, and eight over 80.
Our disappearing life
This video, released by Columbia Journalism Review earlier month, is a perfect example of how the political news you hear on your radio this afternoon gets made.
Mysteries of the sibling, the women who was exhausted defending the president loses her job, the daily pat-down, autotuned scientists, and Minnesota’ barns.
Duke University PhD candidate David Sparks has developed a fascinating county-level look at the changing politics of America.
TSA tales
Open thread: The Vikings’ future
What does it mean to be called a ‘Nazi,’ halftime propaganda, TSA the Playmobil way, cheap turkey humor, and that war thing.
A typical day in the life of an airline passenger