Good Question: Why Is Election Day On A Tuesday?
Election Day is always the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Derek from Rochester wanted to know: Why is it that date?
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Election Day is always the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Derek from Rochester wanted to know: Why is it that date?
Pope Francis told a group of international reporters today the ban on female priests will likely stay.
When people see U.S. Bank Stadium for the first time, it's hard to miss the incredible amount of glass. From the five giant doors to the nosebleed windows to the partitions in the bowl, there's 200,000 square feet of glass. So, John from Cottage Grove wants to know: How does U.S. Bank Stadium keep the glass clean? Good Question.
It's Friday, so we're answering some of your Good Questions. This week: Fall/autumn, acorns and frost.
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