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After A Slow Start, Republicans Begin Making Endorsements
Minnesota Republicans got down to business Friday and began their state convention.
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Biden Administration Vows To Speed Up Environmental Permits Needed For Infrastructure Projects
Streamlining permitting has long been an ambition of federal officials of both parties.
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To Stop Democratic Backsliding, Vote This November | Opinion
The antidote to this possible rush of anti-democratic legislation next year is a massive turnout of voters this fall.
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Minn. House Speaker ‘Feeling Fine' After Learning Of COVID-19 Infection, Will Negotiate Remotely
Hortman has been in meetings with DFL Gov. Tim Walz and Senate Majority Leader Jeremy Miller, R-Winona.
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U.S. Senate Democrats Fail To Enshrine Nationwide Abortion Protections, Vow More Action
“Some states have protected individuals from having to perform abortions against their own religious beliefs.
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U.S. House Panel Weighs Labor Law Amendment To Protect Workers From Wage Theft
Cacace added that requiring employers to issue pay stubs to their employees “is the bare minimum.”
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Interior Department Report Details The Brutality Of Federal Indian Boarding Schools
New Mexico had at least 43 of these schools, the third most in the country behind Oklahoma (76) and Arizona (47).
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Biden Pledges More Support For Farmers, ‘The Backbone Of Freedom'
Biden said he will double the recently announced federal funding to boost domestic fertilizer production.
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Election Officials Make Their Voices Heard As Battleground States Debate Voting Laws
Kirk says he and other election officials consider that a success.
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Elections Explained: Who Can Vote In Minnesota?
That’s a simple question with three not-so-simple answers: a constitutional answer, a legal answer, and a realistic answer.
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Walz Signs Bill Funneling $300 Million From Settlement Into State Opiate Response Fund
“The faster we can get these resources into the hands of our communities, the better,” Walz said in a news release.
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Workers On Vikings Development Claim Over $100,000 In Wage Theft
Guillermo Macario-Alcocer was out of money and living in the basement of a church in south Minneapolis when he got a lead for a job.
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Eat More Plants And Fewer Animals | Opinion
On April 22, Mayor Melvin Carter issued a proclamation urging the public to consume more plant-based foods in place of animal products.
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A Senator Was Promoted By A Nonprofit, Then Proposed $500,000 In State Funding For It
Four months after a nonprofit called Somali TV of Minnesota — a YouTube channel with 170,000 subscribers — endorsed his campaign, Sen.
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Jan. 6 Panel Asks Three GOP Members Of The U.S. House To Cooperate In Probe
The U.S. House committee looking into the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol sent letters Monday to Reps.
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Workers Vote To Unionize At Second Starbucks In Minnesota
Last week, the first Minnesota Starbucks shop to unionize — at Snelling and Stanford avenues in St. Paul — voted in favor 14 to 1.
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3 Big Reasons Why The Biden Climate Agenda Is Floundering
The announcement marked yet another setback for a presidential climate plan that was once seen as historically ambitious.
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As We Celebrate Earth Day, The U.S. Supreme Court Weakens The EPA | Opinion
Leave it to the conservative majority on the U. S. Supreme Court to ruin a celebration.
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Biden To Ask Congress For More Ukraine Aid After Earlier U.S. Funding Runs Dry
“I’m asking the Defense Department to put together what they think we need,” Biden said this week.
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POST Board OKs Rule Changes That Would Give It More Power To Deal With Police Misconduct
The chair of the POST Board, Mendota Heights Police Chief Kelly McCarthy, said in an interview, “It’s far from a done deal.”