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As Republicans put repeal-and-replace on hold, what would actually fix the Affordable Care Act?

Both parties acknowledge that Obamacare has problems.

Data & Maps What public records can tell you about the history of your house By Greta Kaul \| 06/28/17	Artscape Pointer Sisters, P-Funk to play State Fair; 'Circus 1903' at the Ordway By Pamela Espeland \| 06/28/17
Community Voices Setting the record straight on tax policies that would hurt Minnesotans By Tracy Fischman \| 06/28/17	Eric Black Ink 'The True Flag' shows why 'interventions' is too polite a term for the U.S.' exceptionalist behavior By Eric Black \| 06/28/17
Second Opinion Consumer complaints about potentially dangerous cosmetics are on the rise By Susan Perry \| 06/28/17	Politics & Policy Where the Legislature's lawsuit against Gov. Mark Dayton goes from here By Briana Bierschbach \| 06/27/17

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By Claire Radomski | 06/27/17

Readers who donate $10/month or more can opt to receive the limited edition MinnPost baseball cap during this Summer Member Drive. The campaign ends Thursday.

New Americans

For Minnesota refugee advocates, concern and confusion over reinstated travel ban's ‘bona fide relationship’ standard

By Ibrahim Hirsi | 06/27/17

Under the ruling, travelers from six predominantly Muslim countries can only be allowed entry if they have "a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States."

Eric Black Ink

On the CBO projections — and what the Senate's health bill reveals about Republican preferences

By Eric Black | 06/27/17

If the Senate bill becomes law, by next year the ranks of the uninsured will grow by 15 million in the short term and then will keep rising to 22 million additional uninsured Americans in 2026.

Arts & Culture

Elisabeth Congdon's other daughter, Jennifer Johnson, has died

By Joe Kimball | 06/27/17

Johnson was raised at Glensheen, the Congdon mansion in Duluth, and lived her adult life in Racine, Wisconsin. She believed her sister, Marjorie, was involved in the murder of their mother.

Artscape

F. Scott Fitzgerald Society events open to the public

By Pamela Espeland | 06/27/17

This week, St. Paul is hosting the 14th International F. Scott Fitzgerald Society Conference, an important academic get-together that has drawn 210 Fitzgerald scholars from around the world.

Earth Journal

A record-setting siege of deadly heat gives Southwest a taste of its future

By Ron Meador | 06/27/17

Air-conditioning failures are a leading cause of heat-driven demise in a region that is used to be scorched but can't engineer invulnerability.

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MinnPost Picks: on cyberattacks, capital punishment, and how to stop robocalls

By MinnPost staff | 06/27/17

Our weekly roundup of great stories from around the web, as recommended by MinnPost staff and contributing journalists.

The Glean

Minnesota scientist claims EPA official pressured her to alter testimony

By MinnPost staff | 06/28/17

Plus: Minneapolis police roll back use-of-force policy changes; the case against St. Paul’s nonprofit parking lots; Universal wants out of Prince music deal; and more.

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Data & Maps What public records can tell you about the history of your house By Greta Kaul \| 06/28/17	Artscape Pointer Sisters, P-Funk to play State Fair; 'Circus 1903' at the Ordway By Pamela Espeland \| 06/28/17
Community Voices Setting the record straight on tax policies that would hurt Minnesotans By Tracy Fischman \| 06/28/17	Eric Black Ink 'The True Flag' shows why 'interventions' is too polite a term for the U.S.' exceptionalist behavior By Eric Black \| 06/28/17
Second Opinion Consumer complaints about potentially dangerous cosmetics are on the rise By Susan Perry \| 06/28/17	Politics & Policy Where the Legislature's lawsuit against Gov. Mark Dayton goes from here By Briana Bierschbach \| 06/27/17

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As Republicans put repeal-and-replace on hold, what would actually fix the Affordable Care Act?

What public records can tell you about the history of your house

Pointer Sisters, P-Funk to play State Fair; 'Circus 1903' at the Ordway

Setting the record straight on tax policies that would hurt Minnesotans

'The True Flag' shows why 'interventions' is too polite a term for the U.S.' exceptionalist behavior

Consumer complaints about potentially dangerous cosmetics are on the rise

Where the Legislature's lawsuit against Gov. Mark Dayton goes from here

We need 100 more donations to reach our Summer Member Drive goal

For Minnesota refugee advocates, concern and confusion over reinstated travel ban's ‘bona fide relationship’ standard

On the CBO projections — and what the Senate's health bill reveals about Republican preferences

Elisabeth Congdon's other daughter, Jennifer Johnson, has died

F. Scott Fitzgerald Society events open to the public

A record-setting siege of deadly heat gives Southwest a taste of its future

MinnPost Picks: on cyberattacks, capital punishment, and how to stop robocalls

The Glean

Minnesota scientist claims EPA official pressured her to alter testimony

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