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Minnesota's Secretary of State says despite Trump claims, mail-in ballots continue to be secure Sec. Simon also says Minnesota will not comply with recent request from DOJ for detailed voter information

House committee issues subpoenas for Epstein files, depositions with Clintons and other officials It's part of a congressional probe lawmakers believe shows links to President Trump and former top officials

Report: Department of Justice explored criminal charges against Minnesota judges and defense attorneys A story in Reuters says it stemmed from "suggesting virtual court hearings for defendants in fear of arrest"

Trump administration opens investigation into Minnesota agency's affirmative action policy The state Department of Human Services said in a statement that it “follows all state and federal hiring laws”

Epstein 'client list' doesn't exist, Justice Department says, walking back theory Bondi had promoted Bondi suggested in a Fox News interview earlier this year that such a document was “sitting on my desk”

Minnesota's college tuition policies are in hot water under a new federal challenge "I'm pretty sad to see this attack," says DFL State Sen. Sandra Pappas who helped enact the DREAM Act in 2013

Minneapolis City Council looks to streamline approach to police reform by merging federal and state requirements Councilmembers are weighing merging the state consent decree with the now dismissed federal decree

Federal judge dismisses consent decree between U.S. Justice Department and Minneapolis The move - which was not unexpected - ends a yearslong investigation and agreement to reform policing

State and city leaders push back on Justice Department's decision to end police reform agreement with Minneapolis "It is a clear sign that Trump doesn't give a damn," says Attorney General Keith Ellison

Minnesota's court agreement with Minneapolis Police will stay in place despite Justice Department ending federal oversight Deal with the Dept. of Human Rights is still active and in effect and will require the city to make policy changes