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Minnesota teens get a head start on voting

Minnesota teens get a head start on voting
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Pregnant? You might qualify for disabled car tags

Pregnant? You might qualify for disabled car tags
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Could they pay you to buy an e-bike?

The state would like to try, with rebates, and you should take advantage of it.

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Police looking for man who disappeared at Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport

Plus: Tentative deal struck to avoid Cub Foods strike; man injured in light-rail station shooting; many turn out in search for missing Winona woman; an ode to the Dome Dog; and more.

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What Anti-Protest Bills Reveal About The State Of U S Democracy

Listen / In the 2021 legislative session, lawmakers in 34 states have introduced more than 80 anti-protest bills. The proposals include civil immunity for people who drive their cars into crowds of protesters, to expanding the definition of a riot. What does this push reflect about the state of our democracy? Guests Elly Page, senior legal advisor at the International Center for Not-for-profit Law, which has tracked U.S. protest laws. (@epagination) Rep. Juan Fernandez-Barquin, Republican representative for Florida’s 119th House district. (@RepJuanFBarquin) Susan Stokes, professor of political science at the University of Chicago. Director of the Chicago Center on Democracy. Also Featured

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