Here are highlights of what was published in the Echo Journal e-papers online in the past week. Each e-paper includes pages of bonus news from around the world, including top international, national and sports news.
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Thursday, April 13
- Judge sanctions Fox News for withholding evidence.
- Juul to pay $462 million over youth addiction claims.
- Prince Harry to attend Charles’ coronation.
Friday, April 14
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- National Guardsman arrested for online intelligence leaks.
- Supreme Court won’t halt $6 billion student debt settlement.
- Futures of Vikings’ Dalvin Cook and Za’Darius Smith remain uncertain.
Saturday, April 15
- U.S. begins testing bird flu vaccines for poultry.
- Wild goalie Filip Gustavsson could get starting nod in Game 1 of playoffs.
- Timberwolves dominate Thunder to punch ticket to playoffs.
Sunday, April 16
- U.S., Vietnam say they hope to deepen ties as U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Hanoi.
- Travel: It’s easy to see wildlife when visiting Alaska’s Glacier Bay.
- Sticky substance drama leads to Rocco Baldelli ejection in Twins' loss.
Monday, April 17
- Trump campaign raises $14.5 million; donations skyrocketed after he announced he was going to be criminally indicted.
- Amazon Web Services, Alexa back online after brief outage Sunday.
- Wild captain Jared Spurgeon brings calm to every storm.
Tuesday, April 18
- Wild, Stars battle it out - literally - in Game 1 of playoff series.
- Wolves hope rest leads to rebound in playoff series.
- Pitcher Pablo Lopez, Twins finalizing four-year extension.
- Kenyans sweep Boston Marathon; Elk River woman is top American finisher.
Wednesday, April 19
- Find this week’s Echo Journal pages, along with extra home and abroad pages of national, world and sports news.