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Justices on the Minnesota Supreme Court are again being asked to decide 

when people with felony records can regain voting rights

federal judge has approved 3M's $10 billion settlement

 with drinking water suppliers over "forever chemicals."

Those stories and more in today’s evening update. Hosted by Emily Reese. Music by Gary Meister. 

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Justices on the Minnesota Supreme Court are again being asked to decide when people with felony records can regain voting rights.

And a federal judge has approved 3M's $10 billion settlement with drinking water suppliers over "forever chemicals."

Justices on the Minnesota Supreme Court are again being asked to decide when people with felony records can regain voting rights.

And a federal judge has approved 3M's $10 billion settlement with drinking water suppliers over "forever chemicals."


Voting rights after felony conviction; 3M's $10B settlement over forever chemicals

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