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Protecting Minnesota Reproductive Rights: The Why, How, And What
With Minnesota DFL control of the state legislature and the governorship, "there is an opportunity to act to protect reproductive rights."
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South Dakota's New Secretary Of State Has Ties To Vocal Minnesota Election Denier
Secretary of State-Elect Monae Johnson's proposals for election law changes in South Dakota align with those of right-wing election deniers.
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Jesse Ventura Showed A Key Quality For A Statesman — The Ability To Learn From Mistakes
"Ventura’s work with tribal governments is a lesson for every politician, and every adult for that matter."
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Thanksgiving Holiday Renews Focus On Bird Flu, Rising Costs
The virus, which is transmitted by wild, migrating birds, has led to the deaths of about 8 million U.S. turkeys this year.
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Student Loan Repayment Pause Extended By White House Amid Legal Battles Over Relief Plan
"We’re extending the payment pause because it would be deeply unfair to ask borrowers to pay a debt that they wouldn’t have to pay."
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AG Seeking Public Input On Potential Merger Between Fairview, Sanford Health
Keith Ellison said people can submit comments or concerns about the merger through a new online forum.
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MN Children's Hospitals Facing Severe Bed Shortage, Pediatricians Warn
There are just two pediatric intensive care beds available in the entire state of Minnesota, per the latest data.
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Minnesota Seeks To End Blood Donation Discrimination
A local student is re-examining how lifting a long-standing ban might affect blood donations of other men who have male sexual partners.
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Walz Announces Departures Of Health, Public Safety, Education Commissioners
The governor announced Wednesday that three commissioners are stepping down.
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15,000 Minnesota Nurses Will Vote On Second Strike
“Our hospital leadership have failed,” said Minnesota Nurses Association President Mary Turner during a news conference.
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Minnesota Solar Installers Say It Still Takes Too Long To Connect To Xcel's Grid
The process for connecting solar arrays to Xcel Energy's grid continues to frustrate installers in Minnesota.
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Scott Jensen Admits He Misjudged Minnesotans' Priorities In Run For Governor
Jensen lost to Gov. Tim Walz by nearly 200,000 votes on Election Day.
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Why Minnesota Republicans Can't Afford To Write Off The Twin Cities
The urban-rural divide in Minnesota and U.S. politics has only grown starker in recent years.
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Some Fear Another Wave Of MPD Departures With Arrival Of Reform-Minded Moriarty
Former Minneapolis police officer Chris Steward said he fears the new prosecutor’s posture will be perceived as anti-police.
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Attorney Says Hennepin Prosecutors Refuse To Release Public Records About Stallings Case
Stallings was acquitted of charges in connection with shooting at Minneapolis police who fired marking rounds at him without warning.
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Congress Heads Back To D.C. For A Hectic Lame-Duck Session
On the agenda are same-sex marriage legislation, a huge defense bill, changes in how presidential electoral votes are counted and more.
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Data Shows Widening Partisan Divide Between Cities, Greater Minnesota
The geographic polarization of Minnesota voters continues apace.
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Iron Range, Seething At The Twin Cities, Continues Right Turn
Republican Rob Farnsworth won the open State Senate seat in the central Mesabi Range by a solid 7-point margin.
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Young Black And Latino Voters Seen As Key In Turning Back Midterm ‘Red Wave'
Young, diverse voters between the ages of 18 and 29 had the second-highest youth voter turnout in almost three decades.
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Election Deniers Lose Attempts To Control Elections In Critical Battleground States
Election deniers so far have lost races for governor in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
