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How being busy became a badge of honor

How busy is your day? Ann Burnett, a professor at North Dakota State University, studies the modern fast-paced lifestyle.
by MPR News Staff

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Lawmaker: 'Aid in dying' bill gives patients alternative

Under Sen. Chris Eaton's proposal, two doctors would sign off on a patient's life expectancy and mental competency before a patient could eventually self-administer life-ending drugs.
by Riham Feshir

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Metro Transit police use Somali language lessons to break down barriers

Metro Transit police use Somali language lessons to break down barriers

Metro Transit police began offering a Somali language class to some officers last month. The cops say they want to connect with the growing Somali community in the Twin Cities at transit and bus stops.
by Riham Feshir

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Dayton unveils budget plan to tackle racial economic disparities

Dayton unveils budget plan to tackle racial economic disparities

The governor wants to bolster workforce programs, help students stay in college and increase the number of homeowners of color.
by Laura Yuen

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Homelessness on decline across Minnesota, study says

A single-night study released Monday by the Wilder Foundation found 9,312 people living outdoors and in shelters around the state.
by Matt Sepic

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'Streetfight': How American streets can change for the better

'Streetfight': How American streets can change for the better

Countries around the world are making significant investments in bike-friendly and pedestrian-friendly streets. Can the U.S. keep up? Janette Sadik-Khan, author of 'Streetfight,' shares her ideas.
by MPR News Staff

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St. Paul teacher put on leave after controversial Facebook post

Theodore Olson complained on Facebook that schools' policies designed to limit suspensions are undermining adult authority and said teachers are unfairly blamed for the so-called "school to prison pipeline".
by Solvejg Wastvedt

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How to keep money from messing up your marriage

How to keep money from messing up your marriage

Finances are one of the things most likely to cause discord in a relationship, whether you're just starting out or have been together for years. Here are some ways to avoid common conflicts.
by Chris Arnold

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