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Dear anyone wishing to pull a Single White Female on me—peek inside my medicine cabinet, go through my mail, dig through my past Venmo transactions as if you’re conducting a Ronan Farrow-level investigation, I don’t care. Just please don’t open my refrigerator. 

From the surface, it’s a perfectly respectable sight, if you ignore the scent of something quickly ripening that comes from behind the door. That facade quickly crumbles inside, where you’ll find three cans of Peroni (one’s open), one lonely quart of oat milk, a bag filled with half-eaten hunks of goat cheese, and…

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Today, the Roller Garden is one of the few remaining roller rinks in the Twin Cities. It’s now celebrating more than 75 years as a skating rink, and the same family has owned it for 50 consecutive years.

In this week’s Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us how they roll.

Funny how time just skates on by.

The Roller Garden has been a roller rink since Harry Truman was President. But the building itself goes back even further. Its first purpose was for horse riding and indoor polo and later tennis took over.

“The first indoor tennis in Minnesota was played…

This year’s winners are the epitome of women who are both believers and doers. Whether they’re running for office, leading a business or championing a cause, they are bringing their bold visions to life across the four Women Rule pillars: Running, Leading, Earning and Building.

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Young Kim

The 2018 midterms…

Representative Gilbert R. Cisneros, Jr. (CA-39), released the following statement after the House passed H.R. 4, the Voting Rights Advancement Act. The Act restores the original Voting Rights Act and would protect jurisdictions that have experienced repeated voting rights violations in the past 25 years. Rep. Cisneros is an original co-sponsor of the legislation.

“The right to vote is one of the most sacred rights and responsibilities we have as citizens of the United States,” said Rep. Gil Cisneros. “When I served in the Navy and when I was elected to the House of…

Young Chun — an American citizen born and raised in Illinois — doesn’t look back at his military service in South Korea fondly. Now 41, he remembers how soldiers mocked his broken Korean. Higher-ranking officers screamed at him for looking at his pocket dictionary while walking. He had to wipe down golf balls for his superiors. 

“The military wasn’t as bad as I imagined it would be … it was far worse.”

Young Chun, 41, served in the Korean miltiary

“The military wasn’t as bad as I imagined it would be … it was far worse,” said Chun, who was forced to serve from…

The Young Kim for U.S. Congress campaign announced they have been named in the first round of Winning for Women’s 2020 candidate endorsements.

Winning for Women is a 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to identifying and creating paths forward for women leaders who share core values of economic freedom and strong national security and supporting free-market conservative women running for federal office. WFW’s initial list of endorsed candidates includes some of the most competitive races in the country, with 11 candidates looking to take back House seats from the Democratic Party….