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The president did not name Nippon Steel, which announced a deal to acquire U.S. Steel, which operates Minntac in Mountain Iron and Keetac in Keewatin on MN's Iron Range.
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The DFL alleges the Legal Marijuana Now Party hasn’t complied with the state’s new election laws. They also asked the court to order Secretary of State Steve Simon to bar the party from nominating a presidential candidate.
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The ACLU, the University of Minnesota Law School’s Clemency Project Clinic and the Mitchell Hamline School of Law LAMP Clinic filed a lawsuit on behalf of a handful of inmates to stop the DOC from reincarcerating the inmates.
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No charges have been filed in the case — and the state may not have the authority to prosecute him or any other tribal member for marijuana crimes on reservations.
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Many federal and state programs are designed to support large scale projects, and communities like Bigfork struggle to show they’re primed for them.
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Since a March 9 hearing on the bill, an Eden Prairie law firm has rallied police officers to oppose the legislation. They inundated lawmakers with letters and showed up in force for the Monday hearing on the bill by the Legislative Commission on Pensions and Retirement, which comprises both House and Senate members.
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The bill is aimed at the likes of 3M, which has avoided major litigation from Minnesotans despite contaminating water supplies in the East Metro with a class of chemicals known as PFAS, which are used widely in industrial and consumer products.