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Ramsey County: Green Line cuts concentrated poverty
Census data show the decrease in poverty does not come from gentrification or resident displacement
Report: Low-wage workers losing ground
The statistic-laden report, “Hard Times Ahead: the Future of Work in Minnesota,” paints a dismal picture of pay, benefits and working conditions at “poverty wage” jobs.
Why ‘compassionate conservatism’ is still dead
A conservative candidate in a presidential election is unlikely to ever win a majority among voters who are looking for a candidate working to alleviate social problems such as poverty.
Lutheran coalition leader lobbies for poor, environment
The Rev. Mark Peters, executive director of the Lutheran Coalition for Public Policy in Minnesota, brings his denomination's faith-based mission to bear in the Capitol.
Top News
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- Perspectives: Election litigation starting early in Minnesota
- Experts: Eschewing AI may create legal malpractice risk
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