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Navigating changing rules student loan applications and repayment
Student loans from the application process to the payback are changing. In Talking Points, what borrowers need to know if they've defaulted and the future of loans.
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Student loans from the application process to the payback are changing. In Talking Points, what borrowers need to know if they've defaulted and the future of loans.
Minnesota and now North Dakota are two of eleven states reporting measles cases this year, plus more of the day’s top stories.
The bill would codify the name change, though it would carry no authority outside the U.S.
Parents, teachers and educators packed the Minnesota State Capitol rotunda on Wednesday to push back on proposed funding cuts at the Legislature that would eliminate state funding supporting private schools.
The global trade war is hitting home for one Minnesota business owner.
Students and educators at the Capitol called out proposed cuts to their private schools.
A Minneapolis firefighter was hospitalized overnight Wednesday as crews battled a blaze at the former Whiskey Junction bar in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood, plus more of the day’s top stories.
Two pilots suffered minor injuries in the ordeal.
The Republican and DFL leads on the Minnesota House taxes panel on Tuesday unveiled their tax bipartisan proposal that leaves some of the more controversial provisions on the cutting room floor.
A real-life financial drama is playing out at several Twin Cities theaters as the Trump administration says it's pulling National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) grants to fund projects that reflect "creativity as prioritized by the President" instead.
A critical House seat is up for grabs at the U.S Capitol.
At the United States Capitol, a critical House seat is up for grabs, and both parties think they have a shot.
President Trump took shots at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago while meeting with the new Canadian prime minister Tuesday, calling it "a disaster" and blaming "woke" construction workers.
The Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled that a woman being topless or otherwise exposing her bare breasts doesn't inherently qualify as "lewd" under the current Minnesota statute.
President Trump has a high-stakes meeting planned amid rising trade war concerns.
