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Groom from Mall of America made-for-TV wedding dies

Nobody owns love, or respect, or faith, or belief, writes Bob Collins. So perhaps it’s not surprising that the very act of Christians wishing love and peace to Muslims during Ramadan somehow insults other Christians. And yet, the reaction a Brooklyn Park church is getting for spreading some interdenominational love is jaw-dropping, even when viewed by 2018 standards. Read more at NewsCut. | Forecast | Updraft

Cash-strapped schools await word of veto decisions

Several wide-ranging bills include one-time funds for school district safety improvements and other uses, but the bills have also drawn a veto threat from Gov. Mark Dayton.

Groom from Mall of America made-for-TV wedding dies

David Weinlick and Elizabeth Runze married at the Mall of America in 1998 in what was basically a blind-date wedding after meeting that same day. It also led to nearly two decades of marital bliss, interrupted only by Weinlick's colon cancer. Weinlick was 48.

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Artist Robert Indiana dies at 89: The story behind 'LOVE'

Fifty years after his LOVE painting made Robert Indiana a sensation, the artist has died at age 89. Indiana's two-row rendering of the word, with its tilted "O," became one of the most recognizable works of modern art in the world.

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