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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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Is 'Ferguson effect' making Minneapolis less safe?
Some say officers in Minneapolis and other parts of the country have become more cautious and less aggressive in the wake of high profile confrontations. Activists say they haven't seen it.
Walter Mondale: U.S. must fill embassy vacancies
The former vice president talked with Tom Crann about what he calls a security issue for the country.
Black Lives Matter protest disrupts MOA, airport travel; a dozen arrested
A demonstration involving hundreds of people disrupted shopping at the Mall of America and affected travelers moving through the Twin Cities airport on one of the busiest travel days of the year.
USDA whistleblower launches new bee research effort
As he waits for his whistleblower case to proceed, Jonathan Lundgren and his colleagues aim to test their ideas on a working farm.
Appetites: Spaetzle, dressed up or down, can make an easy meal
Homemade spaetzle may seem like a fancy holiday dish to some, but Amy Thielen says it's easy enough for a weeknight supper.
Dayton: No cause for alarm but need for action on state IDs
Gov. Mark Dayton says a federal warning that Minnesota driver's licenses eventually won't be accepted at airport checkpoints should spur state lawmakers into action.
Iron Range makes sure White House gets the message
Obama's chief of staff heard speaker after speaker blame shuttered taconite plants on illegal dumping of foreign steel.
Whether the closings are temporary or permanent, the loss of Burnet Gallery, Franklin Art Works and the Soap Factory are significant.