Looking Back on April 4: ‘Flying saucer reported over the Twin Cities’

Read more about April 4, 1953, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 The second annual banquet of the Business and Professional Women’s club was held at the DeWitt last evening, 69 attended. Miss Rose D. Nealley was toastmistress, and those who responded were Mrs. Kitty Barker, Miss Lilli Herling, Miss Mabel S. Merrill, […]

Donald Trump isn’t just testing the law. He’s testing us.

The former president has challenged our political, academic and civic institutions, and now it’s the justice system’s turn.

Elliott Epstein: U.S. aid to Ukraine is a no-brainer

We’re able to support a nation that’s shown extraordinary courage and ingenuity in the face of a barbaric onslaught, while, at the same time, managing to maintain a semblance of democracy and decency.

What’s more common: A ‘good guy’ without a gun — or with one?

FBI active-shooter reports are missing cases and have errors, making it difficult to come to a conclusion.

Photo Column: Giving what they have to those with less

Republicans use ‘wokeism’ to attack the left — but struggle to define it

Conservatives attach the term to a host of policies they oppose, from transgender rights to climate change measures to socially responsible investing.

Why the GOP is blaming Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse on ‘woke’ capitalism

Silicon Valley Bank’s implosion escalated culture war arguments over targeting environmental, social and corporate governance-driven investing.

Will Americans end up footing the bill for bank failures?

The government’s response to the failure of two large banks has already involved hundreds of billions of dollars

The specter of moral hazard arises from Silicon Valley Bank crisis

When bad things happen in banking, limits on deposit insurance turn out to be meaningless.

How to keep your money safe

The closing of Silicon Valley Bank may have you wondering about FDIC protection. Here’s what you need to know.