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Minn. guardsman charged
Fraud case, militia ties shock Maplewood vet's neighbors
Keith Michael Novak, an intelligence analyst with the Minnesota National Guard, awaits a Monday court hearing after being accused of stealing information so he could make fake IDs for militia members. Updated 10:15 PM
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Road woes continue for Wild in loss at San Jose
The Sharks took advantage with three power-play goals in the first two periods, two of them from Joe Pavelski.
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99-year-old St. Paul vet speaks up in D.C. for fellow immigrants
Joseph Medina’s journey to the World War II Memorial on the National Mall began nearly a century ago, when his family crossed the border illegally from Mexico with Medina, then 5.
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House OKs budget deal after Boehner blasts tea party groups
The U.S. House voted Thursday night to ease across-the-board federal spending cuts and head off future government shutdowns.
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Locked-out Minnesota Orchestra musicians set 10-concert season
Star soloists Itzhak Perlman and Joshua Bell will each perform one concert with the musicians, and former Minnesota Orchestra music director Osmo Vänskä will return as guest conductor for two concerts.
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Lileks: Knowing arctic blast can be worse is cold comfort
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Watching a litter of red fox kits grow up in St. Paul’s Como Park proves to be a lesson in the brutal and beautiful ways of nature.
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Medical test surprises: What should you be told?
It's a growing side effect of modern medicine: A test for one condition turns up something completely unrelated. It might be a real danger, or an anxiety-provoking false alarm.
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Toronto reporter sues mayor for defamation
A Toronto Star reporter sued Mayor Rob Ford on Thursday for suggesting the journalist was a pedophile in a recent television interview.
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2,600 earthquakes rattle Oklahoma; oil industry to blame?
Oklahoma has a yearly average of about 50 tremors, almost all of them minor. But in the past three years, the state has had thousands of quakes -- including 87 last week.
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Fashion: Baroque for the holidays
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