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Minnesota Teen Cannabis Use Keeps Falling After Legalization, but Some Student Groups Still Report About Triple the Rate

Minnesota teen cannabis use keeps falling after 2023 legalization, but some groups report triple the rate. What parents should watch.

Medical Daily · 1h ago

Dramatic dashcam video shows masked DHS agents arresting citizen driver at gunpoint

Woman claims she was merely observing federal agents’ activity while ICE accuses her of obstruction

The Independent UK · Feb 1

‘True model of humility’: hundreds pay tribute to victims of Minnesota killings

Candlelight vigil honoring Melissa Hortman and husband at state capitol was attended by Tim Walz and couple’s son

The Guardian - US · Jun 19, 2025

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Teacher, coach and family man: Tim Walz is the Midwest dad courting the White House

From high school halls to Capitol Hill and the Minnesota governor’s mansion, Nebraska native Tim Walz has been weaving a political path tinged with schoolteacher sensibilities since 2006 – and the next stop could be the White House. His family life has figured prominently through all of it, writes Sheila…

The Independent UK · Aug 6, 2024

Bodies of two missing canoeists recovered after boat went over Minnesota waterfall

Search crews located the body of Reis Melvin Grams and Jesse Haugen two weeks after they were swept away

The Independent UK · May 22, 2024

‘Incredibly overdue’: Minnesota library book returned more than 100 years later

The book, Famous Composers, was last borrowed in 1919 from the St Paul library; mayor assures that there will be no late fee

The Guardian - US · Nov 18, 2023

Minnesota: Free school lunch for all

"No child should go hungry for any reason, period"

Salon · Mar 21, 2023

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Indonesia battles a push to postpone elections - and undermine its fragile democracy

Indonesia’s next general elections are not until Valentine’s Day 2024. But in Indonesian politics, that is not far away. The country’s oligarchic political elites are already manoeuvring to maintain their grip on power, and some don’t want to face the polls in two years.

The Conversation · Apr 1, 2022

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