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Judge blocks Trump's asylum policy but delays enforcement

Judge blocks Trump's asylum policy but delays enforcement

A U.S. judge on Monday blocked the Trump administration's policy of returning asylum seekers to Mexico as they wait for an immigration court to hear their cases but the order won't immediately go into effect.
by Associated Press

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How women can avoid burnout

How women can avoid burnout

Stress is everywhere, but women experience it differently from men. Emily and Amelia Nagoski take a science-based approach to how women can break the stress cycle and avoid burnout.
by Kerri Miller and Kelly Gordon

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A conversation with NPR's Noel King

A conversation with NPR's Noel King

NPR correspondent and Morning Edition host Noel King joined MPR's Angela Davis to talk about what it's like to host public radio's flagship morning program and how journalists should cover difficult topics. Their conversation is part of MPR's Broadcast Journalist Series.
by Jeff Jones, Julie Siple and Angela Davis

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Jury seated in Noor trial; arguments start Tuesday

Jury seated in Noor trial; arguments start Tuesday

Jurors include a grocery store night manager, a firefighter and a retired computer analyst. There are 12 men and four women, including alternates. Six appear to be people of color.
by Jon Collins and Riham Feshir

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Tension, anxiety in border cities after Trump threatens closure

Tension, anxiety in border cities after Trump threatens closure

President Trump has since backed off his threat, but as border officials scramble to deal with an unprecedented flow of migrants, there are disruptions at the border and increasingly long wait times.
by Mallory Falk

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#ForHooyo: Moms at heart of new campaign to curb violence in Twin Cities

#ForHooyo: Moms at heart of new campaign to curb violence in Twin Cities

A new campaign aims to harness young Somali Americans' love for their mothers as a means to stopping violence. "We are the ones who are getting hurt ... so we are asking them to stop this," one mother said.
by Cody Nelson

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U.S. wants 2 years to ID migrant kids separated from families

U.S. wants 2 years to ID migrant kids separated from families

The Trump administration wants up to two years to find potentially thousands of children who were separated from their families at the border before a judge halted the practice last year, a task that it says is more laborious than previous efforts because the children are no longer in government custody.
by Associated Press

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'Our country is full': Trump says migrants straining system

'Our country is full': Trump says migrants straining system

President Trump on Friday insisted the U.S. immigration system was overburdened and illegal crossings must be stopped as he inspected a refurbished section of fencing at the Mexican border.
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