Winona LaDuke, an Ojibwe writer and economist, offers her perspective on how key political figures might withstand both the literal and figurative chill of a Minnesota winter. Drawing on her background on the White Earth Reservation, she provides insight into the intersection of politics and Indigenous identity.

In Minnesota’s deep winter, volunteers have bundled up for 30 years to bring a live Nativity scene to life. At New Life Christian Church, this annual tradition honors the spirit of Christ’s birth while uniting the community in celebration.