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This week on NewsCut, Bob Collins highlights Camila Silva, who tweeted that when her college pulled her scholarship after discovering she was undocumented. Her papi said "he'd cut his arm off," before she would drop out of college. She graduated from University of South Florida today. "That’s the story of parenthood in America and it has been for decades," Collins writes. | Forecast | NewsCut | Updraft
A play about a record store, in a record store: 'High Fidelity' performed in Electric Fetus
Most of the action of the play "High Fidelity" takes place in a record store. So it didn't take long for the creative team at Minneapolis Musical Theatre to hit upon the idea of producing the show, appropriately, in a record store. They chose the Electric Fetus, a pillar of Minneapolis' local music scene for 50 years.
Dayton keeps pushing health plan opposed by GOP
DFL Gov. Mark Dayton is making a last-ditch push for a health care proposal that Republicans in the Minnesota Legislature have repeatedly snubbed.
Ex-cop Noor returns to court, but no plea in Ruszczyk killing
Former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor returned to court on Tuesday but entered no plea in the charges against him for the July killing of 911 caller Justine Ruszczyk.
Protest penalty bill gets House OK
For the third time in a year, the Minnesota House approved legislation cracking down on protesters who impede freeway traffic, airport access roads or dedicated transit lines by allowing prosecutors to charge those involved in a blockade with gross misdemeanors.
Trump says he's withdrawing U.S. from Iran nuclear accord
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday the U.S. will pull out of the landmark nuclear accord with Iran, dealing a profound blow to U.S. allies and potentially deepening the president's isolation on the world stage.
Timberwolves assistant coach Rick Brunson resigns
Minnesota Timberwolves assistant coach Rick Brunson has resigned amid reports that women had accused him of improper conduct.
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Romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak sickens 10 in Minnesota
The national E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce that's sickened scores of people around the country has found its way to Minnesota.
Ten illnesses linked to the lettuce grown in the Yuma, Ariz., area have been confirmed in Minnesota, the state Health Department said Tuesday.
Farm Bill could undo part of the Affordable Care Act
Although the GOP repeal-and-replace mantra seems to have quieted, some Republican lawmakers continue efforts to get around the sweeping federal health law's requirements. Sometimes that happens in surprising places. Like the farm bill.
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