2007

November

• Harsh Treatment for Marines Who Use Drugs

• Stoned and Stonewalled at Bragg

• Democrats quit CBS debate over labor dispute

• Hidden Wounds Lead to Drugs

• Self-Medicating Medics

• War Vets Fighting Addiction

• Norm Coleman Likes Hillary Clinton’s Healthcare Plan?

• Steve Murphy: Molnau and her aide fling blame, deflect responsibility

• Bush Meets Al Gore: Effect On Permafrost Unknown

• Cell Phone College Class Opens in Japan

• Obama Campaign to Announce Minnesota Women for Obama Leadership Committee

• Colleges Cope With Bigger Classes

• Cruise Ship Sinks, but Passengers Safe

• New worry in Europe over credit crisis

• Ship Sinking in Antarctic Waters

• Managing Millennials

• Poll: Worries Underlie Voter Happiness

• Holiday Travelers Hit the Road, Skies

• Railroad’s owner, Rochester officials to meet next week

• BEFORE HEADING HOME FOR THANKSGIVING, COLEMAN VOTES FOR MORE OF THE SAME IN IRAQ…AGAIN

• Coleman Votes for Blank Check in Iraq

• GOP Theme Song Expose

• Abuse Risk Seen Worse As Families Change

• Growing Gap: Minnesota’s Teacher Recruitment & Retention Crises

• STATEMENT FROM REP. TIM WALZ ON THE RESTORE ACT

• Pawlenty Scoffs at Middle-Class Minnesotans’ Concerns

• Governor Leaving Middle Class Behind as State Sheds Jobs

• Someone Finally Held Accountable At MnDOT

• Bachmann and Kline: You’ve Got to Be Kidding

• WALZ ANNOUNCES FUNDING FOR IMPORTANT MINNESOTA TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS

• NY Governor Drops Immigrant License Plan

• WALZ TAPS SYRJAMAKI AS CHIEF OF STAFF

• Some Medicaid Providers Owe Back Taxes

• Confusion looks likely in digital TV conversion

• RNC Protest Plans Already Under Way

• Walz and Pawlenty pay tribute to generations of military service

• House panel debates Ellison bill on same-day voter registration

• Klobuchar votes against Mukasey

• Armitage Says He Was Foolish in CIA Leak

• Ga. Governor Prays for Rain Amid Drought

• Analysis: Romney Advisers’ Say on Speech

• NOVA Examines Intelligent Design 11/13/07

• Broken Supply Channel Sent Weapons for Iraq Astray

• Analysis: Musharraf’s Rule May Be Brief

• Bachmann, Kline Say “Tough Luck” to Middle-Class Families, Homeowners

• MnDOT official fired over improper trips

• VETERANS DAY REPORT CARD: COLEMAN FAILS IN EVERY SUBJECT

• WALZ FIGHTS FOR MIDDLE CLASS TAX CUTS

• Al endorsed by Sen. Dibble!

• Coleman Votes to Strip Vets Funding Ahead of Veterans Day

• Twenty-Two Camp Wellstone Grads Elected to Office on Tuesday

• WALZ PRAISES WRDA OVERRIDE VOTE

• The Cancer From Within

• Vets for Franken!

• Returning to Work a Problem for Reservists

• Ill. Governors’ Office Rocked by Scandal

• COLEMAN SIDES WITH BUSH, AGAINST SUPPORTING VETERANS

• Grassley Probes Televangelists’ Finances

• Analysis: Right Splinters on GOP Field

• Study: 1 Out of 4 Homeless Are Veterans

• Inquiry Set Into Purchases From Bush Brother’s Firm

• Third Poll, Third Round of Bad News for Coleman

• Pawlenty: Minnesota Needs Solutions, Not Publicity Stunts

• HOUSE VA COMMITTEE PASSES WALZ-KLINE BILL TO MODERNIZE GUARD BENEFITS

• WALZ SECURES FUNDING FOR SIX APPROPRIATIONS PROJECTS

• Former Ill. Governor Headed to Prison

• Former S.D. Legislator Convicted of Rape

• Donna Cassutt: Retirement money for mortgages? Bad idea

• DFLers running neck and neck with Coleman

• Walz Supports Expansion of Assistance for Workers Displaced by Trade

• Walz Supports Bill to Provide Healthcare to Uninsured Veterans