MPR News Update PM Edition: Rep. Cornish blurred boundaries between legislature, sexual pursuits; With Franken's star dimmed, Democrats stand to lost major fundraiser
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New details have surfaced about the behavior of Republican Rep. Tony Cornish, with sources describing conduct to MPR News ranging from unwelcome sexual advances to unwanted flirtatious contact with staff, colleagues and lobbyists.
Sen. Al Franken has raised millions on behalf of candidates around the country over the years. And he has been a tireless campaigner for Minnesota Democrats. | Rape survivor wants Franken's name off bill
A roundup of some of the most popular, but completely untrue, headlines of the week. None of these stories are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media.
Former Edina teacher Debbie York and former St. Paul teacher John Ekblad have been outspoken critics of school discipline policies they see as overly permissive.