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Donald Trump faces 4 criminal cases. Here's where they stand.
Jury selection is set to begin Monday for the New York criminal case against former President Donald Trump involving hush-money payments made to a porn actor. Never before has a former or current U.S. president faced a criminal case. Trump faces four. Here is a look at those criminal cases, what they involve and their next steps.
Politics
Assisted suicide in Minnesota? Critics point to Canada as cautionary tale.
Proposed medical aid in dying legislation promises to be an ongoing issue in Minnesota, where some in the disability community fear being devalued or coerced.
Politics
Minnesota marijuana sales could be delayed or in short supply if planting doesn't start soon
Growers need time to get cannabis planted, harvested, tested and processed — preferably before retailers open.
Politics
New protections for Minnesota renters moving forward in Legislature
Though the most ambitious affordable-housing construction policies fell short this session, legislators are looking to create new rights for tenants and new rules for landlords.
Local
Minnesota lawmakers seek new rules for online college programs
They're targeting companies that take a portion of tuition for helping recruit or run online programs. St. Cloud State and Southwest Minnesota State already have such contracts.
Politics
Five things the Minnesota Legislature hopes to tackle before its session ends
Lawmakers are still debating whether to legalize sports betting and how to fine-tune the state's recreational marijuana law, among other things.
Politics
What you need to know to receive Minnesota's $1,750 child tax credit this tax filing season
The state estimates more than 356,000 children have already benefited, with families receiving an average credit of $2,510.
North Metro
Brooklyn Park will ask state for $29 million for fire station, community center projects
Brooklyn Park is also looking to expand the Zanewood Recreation Center.
Politics
Push to convert stadium tax to pay for hospital improvements advances with bipartisan backing
Senate supports the change, but the bill has yet to have a hearing in the House
Business
Legislators scramble to create tax, environmental plan for Minnesota's first helium operation
State and local officials fear Canadian-based Pulsar could move ahead with its northeastern Minnesota project and use gas from under state land without paying royalties.
Politics
Hoax 'swatting' calls could become a felony in Minnesota
Hoax emergency calls are a gross misdemeanor, but legislators want to make the act a felony when it's directed at elected officials, judges, prosecuting attorneys, correctional facility employees and police officers.
Politics
Tell us: How have Biden's student loan relief proposals affected you?
Biden's latest proposal would reduce debt for millions of Americans. It comes months after his first attempt at widespread debt cancellation.
Politics
Ban on historical horse racing advances swiftly after Racing Commission tried to legalize casino games
Horse industry supporters showed up at the Capitol with a live horse to plead for subsidies.
Politics
Minnesota DFL senator to shift to remote work as she battles long COVID
Sen. Lindsey Port said former leader Kari Dziedzic set an example last year of how to serve remotely while battling a cancer diagnosis.
Politics
Want to open a cannabis business in Minnesota? You might need some luck.
Minnesota could shift to a vetted lottery system for awarding cannabis business licenses. Not everyone's happy.
Politics
Could Minnesota be among the first states to offer a basic income program?
No-strings-attached cash programs are popping up across the country. Minnesota has been home to five of the experiments. Now lawmakers are talking about $100 million to provide basic incomes to thousands.
Politics
Ellison, Smith say 150-year-old act could be used to ban medicinal abortions
The Minnesota Democrats hit the alarm on the core election issue this year.
World
Dwindling ammunition stocks pose a grave threat to Ukraine
"Artillery decides battles," said Capt. Vladyslav Slominsky, the artillery commander along this section of the front. "Who has more wins." For now, that is Russia.
Politics
Are your unused devices collecting dust? A bill aims to expand electronic recycling in Minnesota.
The proposal would expand a state law to cover all electronics and create a retail fee when purchasing a product to cover the costs of recycling them later.
Local
Minnesota lawmakers say they've struck a deal to help former foster kids pay for college next year
The state had promised the students free college, then said there wasn't enough money. Students who relied on the grants had urged lawmakers to act swiftly, saying their futures hung in the balance.
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Latest politics news from the Twin Cities, Minnesota and Washington, D.C., including Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Minnesota Legislature, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter.
