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Feeding Our Future juror describes deliberations, bribery shock
A juror from the first Feeding Our Future fraud trial recounts deliberations, the shocking bribery attempt and the challenge of weighing the evidence.
True or false: The American economy is working well for you. Most Americans say false – even though many indicators say the economy is humming along. Kerri Miller and her guests explore what’s behind the disconnect.
Morning Announcements for March 9
These are the Morning Announcements for Monday, March 9. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Investigation: DHS increasingly targeting U.S. citizens
A new Wall Street Journal investigation finds the department is increasingly turning its wrath on U.S. citizens, punishing them for filming or observing officers.
Slate of bills looking to regulate AI introduced at Minnesota Capitol
The four bills range from banning children from using AI chat bots to prohibiting health insurers from using AI in the process where companies decide whether a treatment will be covered.
Bill looks to codify into state law right to education regardless of immigration status
A 1982 Supreme Court ruling made it unconstitutional to deny students based on immigration status. A state bill would enshrine that right into state law, out of concern that the Supreme Court ruling could be overturned.
Daylight saving time disrupting your child's sleep? Pediatrician offers advice
With the time change and spring break on the horizon, Dr. Liz Placzek, pediatrician at Children's Minnesota, joined Cathy Wurzer on Morning Edition with suggestions for getting a good night’s rest.
The economics of buying a car
Thinking of buying a car this year? The car market has changed — from rising monthly payments to the growth of electric vehicles. MPR News host Angela Davis and her guests talk about what it means for buyers.