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State of the Union: Condition Critical

By Lydia Howell, special to the TC Daily Planet
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(Note:broadcast on KFAI Radio's "Catalyst" Tue.Jan 23, 11am, except for postscript, written after Bush's speech)

Unless you want a rerun of Corporate trade happy talk, cowboy foreign

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Pakou Hang runs for City Council

By Staff, Asian American Press
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East Side resident Pakou Hang launched her campaign to run for St. Paul City Council's Ward Six seat last Saturday at the Arlington Hills Branch Library.MORE »

Unions respond to governor's address

By Staff, Workday Minnesota
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Leaders of education and public employee unions said they are eager to see results following Gov.MORE »

Coverage for all children

By Staff, Session Daily
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The first bill in the chute this session got its first hearing.

After a brief introduction by Rep.

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My Daughter, the Senator

By Leigh Pomeroy, Minnesota Monitor
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Jim Klobuchar on what it's like being Amy's dad

Minnesota Monitor is doing a series of interviews with everyday Minnesotans, some famous, some not so famous.

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Will the Democrats treat us better? Let’s watch and see.

By Jeremy O''Kasick, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
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This year’s session of the Minnesota State Legislature, which convened last Wednesday with what a party press release calls “overwhelming DFL majorities,” promises to bring some much-needed relief to MORE »

Minnesota Voices, Minnesota Reactions

By Robin Marty, Minnesota Monitor
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Minnesota Monitor has provided a series of exclusive reactions to the President's troop escalation speech from across the state, including responses from local politicians, activists, and media.

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Land of 10,000 homeless

By Mary Turck, Special to the TC Daily Planet
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Activists and artists will stage a multi-media event focused on homelessness on Sunday, January 14 at Plymouth Congregational Church, 1900 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis.MORE »

Scam!: Your tax dollars and the HMOs

By Kip Sullivan, The Pulse
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For two decades, Minnesota taxpayers have been losing hundreds of millions of dollars annually by letting HMOs participate in the state's three major health insurance programs--MinnesotaCare, Medical MORE »

A new biennium, a new party in power and a new agenda

By Lee Ann Schutz, Session Weekly
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It seems that since 1955, party control switches in the House of Representatives about every eight years, on average.

And when the voters speak, a chain reaction of change plays out during the next

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