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Jul 01 2024
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religion Archives • Minnesota Reformer
Welcome to The Topline, a weekly roundup of the big numbers driving the Minnesota news cycle, as well as the smaller ones that you might have missed. This week: Minnesota imprisonment rates; pedestrian deaths continue to fall; Biden’s age in context; and religious diversity (or rather lack thereof) in Minnesota. Minnesota’s imprisonment rate is considerably […]
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Jun 20 2024
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Reformer reporters recognized at 2024 Minnesota journalism awards • Minnesota Reformer
Minnesota Reformer journalist Deena Winter and independent guest columnists Zak Yudhishthu and Joe Harrington were winners of 2024 Minnesota Society of Professional Journalist Page One awards, granted during an annual awards ceremony in St. Paul on Tuesday. Winter won first place awards in two categories for an investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department’s off-duty work for security,
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Jul 17 2024
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Massachusetts lawmakers reach deal on gun reform bill
Massachusetts House and Senate negotiators who have been hashing out major firearms law reforms announced Wednesday they had reached a deal. Rep. Michael Day and Sen. Cynthia Creem, who have been leading the talks, said just before 1:30 p.m. they will soon file a compromise bill that "delivers meaningfully on our promise to align our statutes with the challenges gun violence poses to our
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Jul 17 2024
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Biden’s 41-year evolution on Supreme Court reform
President Joe Biden’s 40-plus year evolution on reforming the Supreme Court appears to be complete. Biden is finalizing plans to propose major structural changes to the third branch of government. From a report by CNN’s MJ Lee and Devan Cole: Biden’s move is a long time coming for progressives and Democrats who have been pushing for court reform based on the following evidence: ► Citing an
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Jul 17 2024
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Sources: Biden considers high court reform plans
President Joe Biden is seriously considering proposals to establish term limits for U.S. Supreme Court justices, and an ethics code that would be enforceable under law amid growing concerns that the justices are not held accountable, according to three people briefed on the plans. It would mark a major shift for Biden, the former head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, who has long resisted
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Jul 12 2024
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national education association Archives • Minnesota Reformer
Take a seat in the Break Room, our weekly roundup of labor news in Minnesota and beyond. This week: Minneapolis parks workers strike enters second week; Anti-union group targets public sectors workers with opt-out campaign; Minnesota nurses notch another victory; National teachers union locks out staff; and renowned labor organizer Jane McAlevey dies. What was […]
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Jul 16 2024
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Syria: Syrian parliamentary candidates vow economic reforms
Damascus, Syria - July 14, 2024 The Syrian parliamentary election campaign started on Monday with a significantly larger proportion of candidates from the business sector than in previous elections, with many vowing comprehensive economic reforms. The parliamentary elections are held every four years, with 1,516 candidates vying for 250 seats in the People's Assembly this year. According to
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Jul 05 2024
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fafsa delays Archives • Minnesota Reformer
Mariam Elias, a recent graduate of White Bear Lake Area High School, can’t bank on using her or her family’s money to pay for four years of schooling. For her, working for scholarships and seeing what she qualified for was essential, so she planned to apply for federal student aid as soon as she could. […]
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