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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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Hallberg's Picture of Health: What pneumonia does to a body
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton says she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday, and she has canceled campaign events to rest on the advice of her doctor.
Investigators tried hypnosis, secret taping in Wetterling search
Documents released Friday showed authorities in the Jacob Wetterling search were so focused on a Wetterling neighbor they spoke to him under hypnosis and also asked Patty Wetterling to secretly record him.
What was set to be a discussion about policing in Falcon Heights ended in chaos Wednesday night, with officials walking out. Residents and activists say the council has been too slow to act.
Wetterlings set example for dealing with ambiguous grief
For nearly three decades, Dr. Pauline Boss said the Wetterling family was essentially living in limbo with their grief, a condition she calls ambiguous loss. She said human resilience is an amazing thing.
The Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled a Republican state House incumbent ineligible for November's election amid questions about his residency. Justices ordered a February special election for that seat.
Appetites: Dinner time, for the whole family?
Few topics can polarize a conversation more quickly the question of whether small children belong in restaurants -- and if they do, which ones?
What if the Wetterling boys had a cell phone?
While the discovery of Jacob Wetterling's remains has rekindled fears of deadly stranger abductions, experts say the number of such incidents has fallen over the years, thanks in part to technology.