Zack Benz has been a fan of the Daily Planet since he was eight years old. The Daily Planet has always been a beacon of hope for him and it’s his life’s mission to make it shine in a similar light to so many around the world. Zack graduated with a degree in journalism and art from the University of Minnesota Duluth in 2019.
I began to realize I've walked this earth for 32 years, trying not to exist, making myself smaller so my presence didn't affect those around me. Then three women sitting in a cozy living room, each one knitting/crocheting something warm, changed everything. I didn't know it yet, but I was about to feel the hug I'd been waiting a decade for.
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In "Smallville" Season 10, Martha Kent warned against government overreach. Her words echo in Minneapolis today as Operation Metro Surge raises questions about authority, justice and what it means to stand up for what's right.
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A nationwide day of "no work, no school, no shopping" brought protesters to the streets in Minneapolis and cities across the country Friday to demonstrate against Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations.
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Federal agents arrested journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort on charges related to their coverage of a protest at a St. Paul church, sparking immediate concerns about press freedom and First Amendment rights.
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An opinion piece examining how Superman, comics' most famous immigrant, and Lois Lane would respond to ICE and government dishonesty in immigration enforcement.
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“Action Comics” No. 1, the 1938 comic book that introduced Superman and Lois Lane, recently sold for $15 million in a private sale. This week’s games are centered around the iconic comic.
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“Action Comics” No. 1, the 1938 comic book that introduced Superman and Lois Lane, recently sold for $15 million in a private sale. This week’s games are centered around the iconic comic.
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“Action Comics” No. 1, the 1938 comic book that introduced Superman and Lois Lane, recently sold for $15 million in a private sale. This week’s games are centered around the iconic comic.
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“Action Comics” No. 1, the 1938 comic book that introduced Superman and Lois Lane, recently sold for $15 million in a private sale. This week’s games are centered around the iconic comic.
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“Action Comics” No. 1, the 1938 comic book that introduced Superman and Lois Lane, recently sold for $15 million in a private sale. This week’s games are centered around the iconic comic.
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