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 takes an in-depth look at how public reporting on how the state's Legacy Fund are being spent are lagging.

Gov. Dayton holds a news conference this morning to discuss his jobs summit.  He will also be on MPR's Midday at 11.

 says the governor's summit starts the conversation on job creation.

Several businesses said at the jobs summit that they 

 says Delta paid back a $175 million loan to the Metropolitan Airports Commission - sparking job fears.

The builder of the Vikings stadium says the stadium 

Jobs are a key issue in the debate over the stadium.  

The Special Redistricting Panel will hold the first round of oral arguments today on the best way to draw the state's political boundaries. The five judge panel has been appointed to draw a new set of lines if the GOP controlled Legislature and Gov. Dayton can't agree on a new map by February 21.  Today's hearing will focus on the principles the panel should consider when drawing the map.  Democrats and Republicans have hired high-priced legal talent to argue their case on behalf of the parties.

 as the newest member of the Minnesota Senate.

 the state law that cuts payments for personal help.

 says Congressional approval is at all-time low of 9%

 says "President Barack Obama and his point man on Iraq, Vice President Joe Biden, remained aloof from the process, not even phoning top Iraqi officials to help reach a deal, according to logs released by the U.S. Embassy here."

GOP Rep. John Kline said the consolidation can create a "

 today against a business executive for insider trading.

 of the nation's income over the last three decades.

 says A tax holiday could return $20 billion in overseas profits to the U.S.

 says venture capitalists are putting their money on easing medical device rules.  GOP Rep. Erik Paulsen is mentioned.

 the education bill and the amendments that he put on the measure.

Anthony Hernandez, a 32-year-old St. Paul resident, is the latest Republican to announce he's 

 on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night.

Rick Perry released his plan to help fix the economy and change the nation's tax code. It 

 says Perry's simple tax plan is not that simple.

In Ohio, Mitt Romney wouldn't say whether he supports two ballot measures - one dealing with collective bargaining rights changes passed by Republicans earlier this year, and another that would prevent the state from participating in health care mandates. 

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