Jim Spencer

A fine piece of science writing and a badly needed laugh in a holiday season marred by ugly politics.

Joanne Kimberlin @jkimreporter

And who among us hasn't been here? https://t.co/sMQBhq3tVk

How tariffs that help one industry can hurt others. https://t.co/wpN66YJT0J

Stretched for workers, Minnesota businesses lament immigration pushback https://t.co/RIX7wW7dzS

Stay or go? 3M CEO among executives under pressure to leave Trump advisory group https://t.co/bzUtMN85o0

Target, Best Buy see nice return on border adjustment lobbying effort https://t.co/XxjFpWxtFH

RT @stribrooks: Congress narrowly rejects plan to have Department of Defense conduct a "strategic assessment" of the entire Muslim faith. h…

RT @stribrooks: Only one member of MN delegation thought that sounded like a good idea: @RepTomEmmer https://t.co/KTqNt4gnCi

Minn. prof sues Trump over ethics https://t.co/2TkzF5Z3Px X-Bush ethics chief says prez violates constitution. Vows to keep up pressure.

St. Louis court clears way for first Infuse jury trial https://t.co/Xw1VoyzzB2 Secret records could become public for controversial product

Suit claims Medtronic misbranded neck spine device to avoid safety tests https://t.co/pYYE68J0OA Co.says product fits chest, lower back.

Public can report medical device problems at new FDA webpage https://t.co/aqQYEUyZyN Government makes it easier to report company misconduct

FDA rules allow medical device makers to keep injuries under wraps https://t.co/YgltBps9L3 Should those who break the law be rewarded?

Federal bill for EpiPens jumped 463 percent in 5 years https://t.co/bnZiFRkEKc Improper generic branding cost taxpayers, Klobuchar says.

Budget group says Trump and Clinton are ignoring national debt. https://t.co/Q76PTX1qkw "Free lunch" thinking prevails in economic plans.

Senators lambaste Wells Fargo CEO over fake accounts https://t.co/EWiVts752t Lack of executive accountability portends PR disaster

Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) charges Stumpf with "gutless leadership."

Montana Democrat Jon Tester tells Stumpf Wells Fargo created a "major screw-up that went on far too long."