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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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GOP renews push to end Minnesota tax on Social Security
GOP leaders say ending the state's taxation of Social Security income would make Minnesota retiree-friendly. Legislative Democrats warn the state can't afford the revenue cut.
Consumer protection trial underway between state, for-profit schools
Minnesota's attorney general says Globe University duped students into thinking they would have jobs in law enforcement when they graduated and misled them on how their credits would transfer.
Does Minneapolis schools' mentor program work? Data cast doubt
A student support program designed in part to curb dropout rates that began in Minneapolis and spread around the country is under new scrutiny in its home district. Officials are preparing to cut its budget.
NAACP demands new probe of Jamar Clark police shooting
The Minneapolis NAACP head wants a special prosecutor. The woman who was injured the night Clark was shot disputed the prosecutor's narrative justifying the shooting.
As Nye's nears last call, patrons come to sing its praises
After more than 60 years as a cultural landmark, an establishment that was all about singing and drinking is closing its doors.
Dr. Jon Hallberg discusses a Harvard health study on happiness that's now back in the public eye.
Scientists worry massive Chinese lake a global bird flu cauldron
Poyang Lake, home to as many as 1 million wild geese, ducks and other waterfowl in southeastern China, may be an international breeding ground for avian influenza. Here's why.
Harteau: 'We will not tolerate acts of violence' following Clark decision
The Minneapolis police chief said the department will respect peaceful protests but not allow people to occupy city buildings or light fires on the streets. Activists, however, took it as a threat.