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Minneapolis mayor to appeal after losing party endorsement to democratic socialist

Pentagon tightens rules on getting medical waivers to join the military

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Pentagon tightens rules on getting medical waivers to join the military

55% Left coverage: 11 sources

People with congestive heart failure, undergoing treatment for schizophrenia or who have a history of paraphilic disorders will no longer be eligible for a medical waiver to serve in the military, according to new rules issued by the Pentagon on Tuesday.Military · United States See the Story

NPR news chief says she’s leaving, days after federal funding cuts

42% Right coverage: 33 sources

NPR's top editor, Edith Chapin, will leave amid funding cuts and criticism. Her departure was not influenced by Congress's recent actions, NPR reported.US Politics · United States See the Story

Union objects to Minneapolis Park Board maternity leave pay clawback

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Laborers Union is objecting to the treatment of a Minneapolis Park and Recreation worker who tried to resign to care for her prematurely born child.Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

Ecolab sees gold in surge of new AI data centers

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The St. Paul-based company has reorganized its business units to capitalize on the massive growth of AI and data centers. It also has poured more money into research of cooling technologies, trying to improve sustainability in running them. CEO Christophe Beck estimates by 2030 they will be using as much water as the U.S. population drinks.Gold · Minnesota Read Article

MN teachers aim for 'purposeful' tech use amid screen time concerns

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The use of tablets, online lessons and other classroom tech exploded during the pandemic, but teachers and families are now questioning the amount of students' screen time.Pandemic · Minneapolis Read Article

Credit card fees at center of legal dispute in Minnesota

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Charging a fee, a common practice at restaurants across Minnesota, is now at the center a potential class-action lawsuit involving customers who argues the fees for credit cards are effectively unavoidable.Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

With the Annual Rise in Summer COVID Cases, What to Know About the Paxlovid Treatment

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Although still indicated for many adults, the antiviral COVID-19 treatment has been shown to be less effective in recent studies, especially among vaccinated individuals.Coronavirus · United States See the Story

Puerto Rico’s government sues private power company as chronic outages damage appliances

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

Puerto Rico’s government filed a lawsuit Tuesday against a private power company, claiming it is responsible for damages to customers’ appliances caused by chronic power outages in the U.S. territory.Puerto Rico Politics · Puerto Rico See the Story

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Minneapolis mayor to appeal after losing party endorsement to democratic socialist

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Pentagon tightens rules on getting medical waivers to join the military

NPR news chief says she’s leaving, days after federal funding cuts

Union objects to Minneapolis Park Board maternity leave pay clawback

Ecolab sees gold in surge of new AI data centers

MN teachers aim for 'purposeful' tech use amid screen time concerns

Credit card fees at center of legal dispute in Minnesota

With the Annual Rise in Summer COVID Cases, What to Know About the Paxlovid Treatment

Puerto Rico’s government sues private power company as chronic outages damage appliances

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