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Trump Signs Order Intended To Block States From Regulating AI
David Sacks, the chair of a White House board on technology, said there were more than 1,000 pending AI bills in state legislatures.
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State Agencies Push Back On Xcel's Proposed Gas Price Hikes Amid ‘Economic Uncertainty'
An Xcel spokesperson said that Xcel customers’ gas bills have increased slower than the overall rate of inflation over the last 12 years.
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Voting By Mail Faces Uncertain Moment Ahead Of Midterm Elections
Donald Trump has assailed mail-in voting and vowed this summer to lead a movement to eliminate the practice.
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He Called Us ‘Garbage.' Here Is The Somali Community I Know.
I am an American and a member of the Minnesota Somali community. The Secretary of Defense eagerly endorsed the "garbage" remark.
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MN-Based World Without Genocide: US Is Shirking Its Obligation
What message does our silence on human rights send to friends and foes alike?
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Advocates Say DHS, Spooked By Fraud, Neglects Its Responsibilities Toward Disabled
DHS has gone too far and is now hurting people who need help, the attorneys say.
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First Step For Walz: Take Responsibility
Gov. Tim Walz was on “Meet the Press” this week and made a few flummoxing assertions just inside a single question and answer.
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Here's How To Create A Stronger Mental Health Care System
I retired last month after leading NAMI Minnesota for 24 years and working on disability and mental health issues for over 40 years.
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Kennedy Sharpens Vaccine Attacks, Without Scientific Backing
Beyond animal models and theoretical scenarios, scientists have looked hard for signals of harm in large human datasets.
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Corporate Investment In Residential Housing May Be Another Hurdle For First-Time Buyers
“Even if corporate owners don’t make up a huge percentage right now, the trend line is clear. They’re growing.”
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Trump Allows More Foreign Ag Workers, Eases Off ICE Raids On Farms
The shifts come amidst rising food costs, creating political problems for a president who campaigned on lowering them.
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Report: Minnesota Cities Continue Climate Work, Despite Federal Abdication
State Sen. Jen McEwen said that the infrastructure-busting impacts of extreme weather are apparent even in her hometown.
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FDA's Abortion Pill Safety Review Under Growing Scrutiny
Drug manufacturer Danco Laboratories last year confirmed ongoing efforts to add miscarriage management as an approved use to its drug label.
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State Election Officials In Letter Ask If They Were ‘Misled' By Trump Administration
Secretaries of state from Minnesota, as well as 9 other states, raise questions with DOJ, DHS over voter data security.
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Data Center Growth Drives Locals To Fight For More Say
Some state lawmakers are rushing to pass legislation that would accelerate the development of data center infrastructure.
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Pediatrician: Cuts To Safety Net Programs Will Hurt The Youngest Minnesotans
The premiums for more than 90,000 Minnesotans who use MNsure for their insurance will increase dramatically.
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If Tenants Are To Be Protected, Cities Need To Pay For Enforcement Of The Rules
Rights without enforcement create systems where even well-intentioned officials struggle to make protections work.
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Counties: We Need To Rethink How We Do Human Services
The nearly century-old system of state-supervised, county-delivered human services delivery is under strain.
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Time To Rethink Human Services As Trump Administration Dumps Costs On Counties
Minnesota is one of just 10 or so states that have counties deliver services.
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A Simple Thing We Can Do About Grade Inflation
The key question: What are we measuring?
