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The state abruptly paused payment to thousands of care providers in May in a rush to meet a federal deadline.
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A Detroit Lakes food co-op and independent food stores like it show a resilient rural Minnesota.
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The endorsement wasn’t by acclamation, as Klobuchar no doubt desired. More than half of the delegates were first-time attendees, younger and more progressive-leaning than a typical year.
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Michele Tafoya, who came in second with about 32%, announced that she’ll compete in the Aug. 11 primary.
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Despite solidifying the endorsement of party activists, Flanagan has a long road before securing the nomination. Rep. Angie Craig has a history of winning close, tough races.
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House Speaker Lisa Demuth declined to comment on her future plans, despite having previously pledged to abide by the party endorsement.
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Klobuchar makes her pitch to progressive base; Flanagan will get the nod for Senate; GOP endorsement battle up in the air
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Rep. Angie Craig will instead take her pitch directly to voters in the August primary. Craig faced a serious challenge in the endorsement process from Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
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The bipartisan law requires parental consent for Minnesota children under 16 to obtain a social media account and bans "addictive" features like infinite scroll and autoplay video.
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Input costs are rising due to the trade war and the Iran war. Eight farmers have already filed for bankruptcy this year, double the amount for the entire year of 2024.