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In Topline: ➡️Minnesota jails people at a higher rate than Russia ➡️Minnesota one of the safest states for pedestrians ➡️Joe Biden is quite old ➡️Minnesota is not especially diverse from the standpoint of religion
The Topline: Pedestrian deaths decline • Minnesota Reformerminnesotareformer.com Welcome to The Topline, a weekly roundup of the big numbers driving the Minnesota news cycle, as well as the smaller ones that you might have missed. This week: Minnesota imprisonment rates; pedestria...
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Fraud in nutrition, health care and other public programs paint a discouraging picture of the state’s competence and integrity. @ehbinmn.bsky.social argues the problem is delegating the work of government to nonprofits and private businesses. (Commentary)
Privatizing government is a win for greedy middlemen, fraudsters • Minnesota Reformerminnesotareformer.com Privatization has played a key role both in Minnesota’s recent public policy failures.
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In the Break Room: 👉Amazon warehouse cited for unsafe working conditions 👉Mpls council uncommitted on police union contract 👉 Alleged wage theft and discrimination at Environmental StoneWorks 👉Mpls parks face looming strike 👉 More
Amazon warehouse cited for unsafe working conditions — and other labor news • Minnesota Reformerminnesotareformer.com Take a seat in the Break Room, our weekly round-up of labor news in Minnesota and beyond. This week: Amazon fined for violating new state labor laws; Minneapolis council uncommitted on police raises; ...
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Commentary: MPD "coaching" purports to deal with misconduct with extra training or meeting with a supervisor. The city claims that this doesn’t amount to discipline, so no publicly available records are kept. You can imagine the problem.
City Council should use its leverage on police contract to end MPD 'coaching' secrecy • Minnesota Reformerminnesotareformer.com The City Council should refuse to ratify any contract that contains the poison pill ruse of coaching as non-disciplinary and non-public.
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Commentary: Stallings was acquitted, a Minneapolis police officer wound up pleading guilty to assault, and the city had to pay Stallings $1.5 million for his ordeal. But MPD is still claiming officers didn’t lie about what went on that night. minnesotareformer.com/2024/06/21/m...
MPD still claiming officers were truthful in Jaleel Stallings case. They weren't. • Minnesota Reformerminnesotareformer.com An MPD spokesman recently made a provably untrue statement in the pages of the Washington Post.
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Iron Range columnist Aaron Brown interrogates the general repulsion to a foreign company buying U.S. Steel and asks... is it really that bad?
Allies in alloys • Minnesota Reformerminnesotareformer.com Everywhere you look, you see the intermingling of foreign investment and American industry.
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