Recent content from Phil Morris
Morris: Tragedy struck at the dawn of a new year
The attack in New Orleans won't be taken lightly, but neither will it derail our resolve.
Morris: What are you paying for, exactly? Wouldn't *you* like to know?
With a new transparency law taking effect in Minnesota, you can.
Morris: Death-penalty chess in advance of a presidential transition
The executives will make their moves, but where does the current moral calculus leave a nation regarding capital punishment?
Morris: Learning to navigate and redefine a blizzard
Few things are more local than a consequential Minnesota snowfall. I guess it's time for me to get a new set of snow tires.
Morris: Nikki Giovanni was a walking revolution
She leaves a legacy as the artistic and soulful predecessor of many contemporary creatives and intellectuals.
Morris: I beg your pardon
President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son placed his family over country
Morris: Minnesota, to us, is the full sum of its parts
In our opinion coverage, we take seriously that notion of statewide breadth and depth, and you'll see it in our continued evolution.
Morris: An urgent letter to Minnesota from Wisconsin
A Wisconsin woman mourns the loss of a man struck and killed by her stolen car and has questions.
Morris: We remain confident in our decision to pause endorsements
We will continue to explore alternative approaches.
Morris: What to expect from the Editorial Board as the election approaches
The Minnesota Star Tribune's opinion editors and writers will begin offering closely studied analyses of a few key races and candidates.
Morris: Skol! If you dare …
A cautious cheer to a noteworthy Minnesota Vikings start, which has benefits beyond pride.
Morris: The vibrant and meaningful currency of sports
Through them, we form communities, and that's worth thinking about in a political season.
Morris: America, it's long past time to end the death penalty
President Joe Biden should make good on his campaign pledge to abolish executions on the federal level. States should do likewise, as Minnesota did long ago.
How many fingers were on the trigger?
Only one of them entered the school in Winder, Ga., but a father and a son now stand accused of the nation's latest school tragedy.
What I perceived as a first-timer to the State Fair
For these 12 days at least, the wisdom of the Minnesota crowd is that we should come together.
Introducing Strib Voices: Minnesota's most dynamic conversation
We're leaning into opinion journalism but updating it for our era.
I can see already that there's depth to this state
An introduction from the Star Tribune's new opinion editor.
