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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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Will JFK files answer questions? Probably not all
Trump wasn't tipping his hand on the eve of the release. "The long anticipated release of the #JFKFiles will take place tomorrow," was all he said in a tweet. "So interesting!"
U wants to enroll more students of color, and keep them
As recruitment for next year's class kicks into full gear, the university admissions office is scheduling campus tours, sending recruiters out across the country and sending out applications to potential students.
Dayton pushes for cybersecurity upgrades, warns of hacker havoc
DFL Gov. Mark Dayton says he will press the Legislature again next year for money to protect the state's computer systems from intruders. GOP lawmakers are indicating they might be willing to listen.
Union sues Essentia Health over required flu vaccines
The union representing Essentia Health employees in Duluth is suing the company for requiring all employees to get flu vaccines.
Paul Wellstone on what kind of person should be state auditor
In a 1982 debate between Paul Wellstone and Arne Carlson, both vying for the position of State Auditor, Wellstone talked about how the right candidate should be a "community builder."
St. Cloud swimmers break barriers for Muslim girls in sports
Two St. Cloud high school swimmers are getting statewide attention for challenging traditions in a sport many Muslim girls have shied away from.
PlayLabs helps writers move work from page to stage
At a time when the nation is rapidly diversifying, PlayLabs is working to change the face of American theater.
No ice palace in St. Paul? Detroit Lakes takes the reins
Now that St. Paul has decided not to build an Ice Palace for the Super Bowl, Detroit Lakes plans a smaller version.
Former tenants of Richfield apartments settle discrimination claims against landlord
Former tenants of a Richfield apartment complex have settled a discrimination case against owners of Crossroads at Penn after the landlord renovated around 700 apartments, raised rents and required tenants to apply under tougher income and background screening standards.