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Legislative auditor: U should consider limiting regents' friends, family at TCF Bank Stadium suite
Policy is that "strategic guests are supplemented with family and friends, who are always welcome in the suite," a new report notes.
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Transgender Minnesota natives want to serve their country in military
Two Minnesotans serving in the military expressed disappointment at President Donald Trump.
Politics
Politics
Senate Republicans' effort to repeal ACA has only just begun
Conservative groups will be keeping close track as the Senate begins long process.
Business
U.S. House votes to roll back CFPB rule on mandatory arbitration
If repealed, consumers would lose a choice of options for certain financial grievances.
When he travels, Trump favors states that voted for him
President Donald Trump surveyed the crowd of thousands of Boy Scouts at their summit Monday and assessed, "There's a lot of love in this big, beautiful place. And a lot of love for our country." He singled out for affection West Virginia, a state that gave him his largest margin of victory in November.
Politics
Trump to Boy Scouts: We could use more loyalty
President Donald Trump is addressing thousands of Boy Scouts at a national gathering in West Virginia. Trump says that the country "has no better citizens than its Boy Scouts," adding: "The Scouts believe in putting America first."
Local
Some immigrants face Catch-22 as ICE takes a harder line on detention
In Minnesota, more facing criminal charges are held with high or no bond, making it hard to fight their cases.
Politics
Kushner meets with lawmakers for Russia probe
White House senior adviser and President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner says he did not collude with Russia. AP reporter Mary Clare Jalonick explains that Kushner's meeting on Capitol Hill marks a first for Trump's inner circle.
Politics
Kushner releases statement on Russia meeting
Jared Kushner released a statement before meeting with Senate Intelligence Committee staffers on Monday. Kushner says the June, 2016 meeting with a Russian-American lawyer was such a "waste of time," he had his assistant call him out.
Business
Trade watchers wary as Minnesota politicians support steel tariffs
A tariff on imported steel that President Donald Trump says will shore up the sagging U.S. steel industry enjoys growing political popularity in Minnesota, even as those who specialize in trade policy warn that it could injure other critical parts of the state's economy.
Business
Uncertain fate of medical device tax leaves Minn. businesses hanging
Minnesota businesses aren't sure how to proceed as health care repeal stalls.
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