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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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Why proposed BWCA land swap roils some waters
More than three decades after the controversial deal that established the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, relatively small plots of land in the wilderness continue to generate big disputes.
Appetites: St. Patrick's Day feasts beyond corned beef and cabbage
St. Patrick's Day is next week. If corned beef isn't your thing, cookbook author Beth Dooley has some other suggestions for the holiday feast.
Doctors are relying more on the ACE (adverse childhood experiences) questionnaire to predict a child's future health.
Party chair splits with House GOP on what to do with surplus
Blaming Gov. Mark Dayton and Democrats for increased taxes, Republican Party Chair Keith Downey says in an ad that the Legislature should distribute the $1.9 billion surplus to taxpayers.
Mall of America demonstrators plead not guilty to charges
Eleven people who participated in a Dec. 20 demonstration at the Mall of America are charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct and unlawful assembly. They have pleaded not guilty.
Minnesota's numbers remain well below the national unemployment rate of 5.7 percent in January.
A 'difficult day' as Target lays off 1,700
The retail giant announced 1,700 layoffs, mostly from its Minneapolis headquarters. It also permanently closed 1,400 open positions.
St. Paul hosted the 31st annual Minnesota State High School Math League tournament, home to the Math Bowl.
Target promises focus on style and family
In laying out his vision for a restored Target to Wall Street analysts last week, CEO Brian Cornell promised that the retailer will focus on design, baby, kids and wellness.