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All Things Considered with Clay Masters is your comprehensive source for afternoon news and information. Listen from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. every weekday.

Appetites | Climate Cast

Expert: White House shouldn't ignore security threats from climate
A group of former military and national security officials recently wrote a letter to President Trump objecting to the idea of a White House panel to dispute and undermine military and intelligence judgments on the threats posed by climate change.
The battle of Hastings: As Mississippi River floodwaters creep up, neighborhood shifts
What do you do when the road between your Hastings home and the rest of the world becomes impassable because of flood waters? Carve another one through the woods and pave it with wood chips, of course.
A new MMR study debunks link between vaccines and autism
The stubborn myth continues to keep some parents from vaccinating their kids. In Minnesota, a third of schools have vaccination rates low enough to compromise herd immunity.
Appetites: Who owns Asian food?
Andrea Nguyen, author of James Beard Award Winning cookbook "The Pho Cookbook," will take part in the upcoming star-studded discussion, "Insiders or Outsiders: Who Owns Asian Food?" in Minneapolis next month. Here she shares her recipe from her new book, "Vietnamese Food Any Day."
Man pleads guilty to kidnapping Jayme Closs, killing parents
Jake Patterson, 21, pleaded guilty to kidnapping Jayme Closs and killing her parents during a court hearing Wednesday. He faces up to life in prison when he is sentenced May 24.
Minnesota researchers say we're still getting school safety wrong
Two St. Paul university professors say policies focused on lockdown drills and "hard" security don't do enough to keep kids safe. As the 20-year anniversary of Columbine nears, they say their latest research supports a very different approach to school safety.
State lawmakers debate high cost of medication
A key House committee heard testimony Tuesday on several bills aimed at making insulin and other drugs more affordable and accessible.
Senate follows House lead, passes hands-free bill
Lawmakers on both sides of Minnesota's Capitol are now on record in support of a new law to restrict cellphone use in cars. Some details still need to be agreed to before the measure goes to Gov. Tim Walz