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To show how amicable their split is, exes are posing together for photos they post online.

The hollow debate of Iran deal feeds public’s distrust of politics.

By doing what it does, the publication creates a gut check for those who rushed to its defense after the terror attacks in January.

General Mills is trying new approach on college campuses.

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The restaurant chain, a Buffalo Wild Wings project, changes its name to broaden its appeal.

In the meantime, police continue to look into the death of her 12-week-old old son in mid-July.

Practice, preparation are moot as misses outnumber the hits

Police allege that he had 75 Social Security cards of others, along with passports, credit cards, driver’s licenses, a birth certificate and notary stamps belonging to two people.

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Instacart’s initial delivery area will include downtown Minneapolis, Uptown, Dinkytown, Edina, St. Louis Park, Richfield and Hopkins.

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Rusty? Nah. Vikings running back Adrian Peterson said he didn’t feel rusty Monday night when he played in a game for the first time in more than a year. “But I felt a little hesitant a couple of times, [taking handoffs] out of the shotgun,” said Peterson, who had only 10 carries for 31 yards and three catches for 21 yards as the Vikings were mauled 20-3 at San Francisco’s Levi’s Stadium. “But outside of that, I felt pretty good, picking up guys in protection. A couple of the runs I had, it felt like... Читать дальше...

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Well, that certainly was embarrassing. The Vikings won the coin toss and deferred on the road. That’s the NFL version of taking a stick, drawing a line in the sand and daring the bully to cross it. The 49ers not only crossed that line, they lunged over it and punched Vikings coach Mike Zimmer’s vaunted defense right square in the nose over and over again en route to a 20-3 win at Levi’s Stadium. The 49ers opened with a 9-yard run to the left. In their first five snaps, they had three more runs of... Читать дальше...

The game was scoreless and the outcome was still very much in doubt in the second quarter last night when Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater uncorked a deep ball into the end zone to new wide receiver Mike Wallace. Wallace couldn’t come up with the catch, perhaps because 49ers safety Antoine Bethea appeared to grab Wallace’s arm at the last minute. The officials didn’t call a pass interference penalty on Bethea, though. And soon the game would spiral out of control for the Vikings, who lost, 20-3. Читать дальше...