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With flashy confidence, Minnesota Lynx’s Olivia Miles makes seamless entry to WNBA

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By Pat Borzi Verified
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Seven games into her nascent WNBA career, Olivia Miles strolled into the press conference room at Target Center last week as if it were her living room. It might as well be, given how often she’s in there to talk about her game, and her easy manner with reporters. Suddenly, Miles stopped. “It’s cold in here!” she said, an understandable reaction from someone still in her game shorts and a black tank top.
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Jane Kirtley on AI, Trump’s war on the press and the next generation of journalists

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By Pat Borzi Verified
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Jane E. Kirtley is retiring May 25 as the Silha Professor of Media Ethics and Law at the University of Minnesota’s Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Her name should be familiar to anyone interested in media law. For decades, she’s been the go-to expert on First Amendment and freedom of information issues, interviewed by legacy media in the U.S. and abroad.
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The Affordable, Neighborhood Twin Cities Restaurant Is Dying. Let’s Remember the Dead.

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By Pat Borzi Verified
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The conversations happen more frequently now, whether it’s a special occasion, or something as simple as a Sunday morning where neither my wife nor I feel like yanking out the skillet. Let’s go out—but where do we go? Even after we settle on a place, we spend a lot more time than we should lamenting how many of our favorite restaurants, going back 20 years, no longer exist. To be clear: We’re not pretentious eaters.
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