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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

Lone consumer holds up Target data breach settlement
A single consumer in Texas, backed by an anti-class action lawsuit group, has tied up the $10 million available to consumers affect by Target's 2013 data breach.
Climate Cast: Debunking common myths
Some misunderstand climate science and others cast doubts. There is now a website that helps those who are in the dark on climate change.
Appetites: Is craft beer the new wine?
Breweries are pushing into new markets with more complex, ambitious beers.
For the poet Bao Phi, a violent past is never far away
The birth of his daughter helped Phi understand the turbulent legacy that had passed down to him.
Judge: Jurors in Castile shooting case can't view car; no re-enactment
St. Anthony police officer Jeronimo Yanez won't be allowed to re-enact what happened the night he shot Philando Castile during a traffic stop after a judge denied a defense request for jurors to see Castile's car in person.
On Sunday, between 200 and 500 people living in Minnesota are expected to lose the temporary protected status they were granted when Ebola ravaged three West African countries.
9/11 Commission lawyer on probes, power and Trump
Minnesota native Michael Hurley led CIA and U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan right after 9/11 and was senior counsel on the 9/11 Commission. He spoke with MPR News on the challenges of government investigating itself.
Bill Davis gets 4 years for stealing from Mpls. nonprofit he ran
Davis pleaded guilty in June to charges he used taxpayer grants on a personal car, exotic trips and perks for friends and relatives while running Community Action of Minneapolis.