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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.

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Vikings or veterans? House Republicans eye stadium fund
Republicans in the Minnesota House want to use $30 million from an account that backs up debt payments on the new Vikings stadium to build veterans homes. It's running into resistance.
Looking for your next cool treat? No need to scream, Appetites has a list of great spots to grab ice cream from Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl.
Twin Cities bank at center of huge redlining case reaches settlement
The Trump administration and Chaska-based KleinBank have agreed to settle a Justice Department lawsuit accusing the bank of illegal discrimination in home lending. The case had galvanized nationwide opposition from the banking industry, which accused the Justice Department of moving the goalposts for all banks.
Senate votes to ease regulations to help child care providers
Three bills aimed at stemming the loss of child care providers in Minnesota passed the state Senate on Monday. They're an attempt to walk a delicate line: Ease the regulatory structure that has led some providers to leave the business without relaxing rules so much that child safety is at risk.
The U.S. Army has told Minneapolis leaders it's looking for a deep bench of engineering and tech professionals as it seeks a headquarters for its Army Futures Command, an operation that could bring 500 jobs.
The case for climate reparations
We're taking on some big topics in this week's show, including this question: As climate-related losses mount, who pays for the growing costs?
Art Hounds: A stained-glass tractor in Montevideo
Plus, the Art Hounds recommend drawings by George Morrison and music by the Copper Street Brass Quintet.