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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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Real ID has been the subject of longstanding political disputes in Minnesota. The state has won exemptions from that requirement in the past, but that is coming to an end.
Minnesota's two largest export markets push for NAFTA renewal
Despite President Donald Trump's repeated scorn for the deal, his administration is nearing a renewal of the trade agreement first signed in 1994.
Minnesota lawmakers scolded a state agency leader Tuesday for keeping under wraps a report that detailed missteps with the troubled licensing system known as MNLARS.
Dayton objects to proposed buffer law penalty hikes
The proposal allowing a penalty of $200 to $500 per linear foot of waterway would mean a massive increase in possible fines. Farm groups, and now the governor, have condemned it.
Opera with a soldier's heart
When David T. Little started talking to friends and family about their war experiences, he found most had never told their stories. That led him to compose "Soldier Songs."
MPR board member donated to right-wing group that placed anti-Islam ads
Minnesota Public Radio board member and former Best Buy CEO Brad Anderson contributed $25,000 in 2016 to a right-wing anti-Muslim group. Anderson said his discussions with the group's president were primarily about Israel's security. A report by a campaign finance watchdog group first reported the contribution, and one in the same amount by an organization linked to Best Buy Founder Dick Schulze.