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Minnesota leaders take spat public as they tussle over special session on gun violence prevention

Minnesota leaders take spat public as they tussle over special session on gun violence prevention

More than a month after a shooting killed two children and injured more at a Minneapolis Catholic church, state lawmakers are struggling to come to consensus on an agenda to head off gun violence and to shore up school safety.
by Peter Cox and Dana Ferguson

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Trump, Hegseth to headline a highly unusual gathering of top military officials

Trump, Hegseth to headline a highly unusual gathering of top military officials

It is highly unusual to bring in military leaders from across the globe to one central location. The president said the meeting would discuss “esprit de corps.”
by NPR Washington Desk

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Government to shut down after midnight barring last minute breakthrough in Congress

Government to shut down after midnight barring last minute breakthrough in Congress

Democrats and Republicans have been unable to resolve an impasse over federal healthcare spending. The government will shutdown at the end of the day on Tuesday barring a last-minute breakthrough.
by Deirdre Walsh, Lexie Schapitl and Sam Gringlas

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‘Indian Country can’t afford a shutdown’: What a possible government shutdown could mean for tribal nations

‘Indian Country can’t afford a shutdown’: What a possible government shutdown could mean for tribal nations

The federal government’s fiscal year ends at midnight Sept. 30, meaning the government will shut down and dozens of services to tribal nations will be cut off if a new spending deal isn’t reached in Congress.

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Congressional leaders leave White House meeting without deal to avoid government shutdown

Congressional leaders leave White House meeting without deal to avoid government shutdown

A government shutdown fast approaching, Democratic and Republican congressional leaders left a White House meeting with President Donald Trump Monday afternoon showing little willingness to compromise from their entrenched positions in order to avoid a lapse in funding.
by The Associated Press

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'We're looking into many programs:' U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson on fraud in Minnesota

In the last two weeks, federal prosecutors have charged nine people with defrauding two Medicaid programs in Minnesota, and alleged fraud has been uncovered in a third program.
by Nina Moini, Ellen Finn and Aleesa Kuznetsov

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