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- Thursday, May 19: Federal government to return land to Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. Violence possible after Roe v. Wade ruling. U.S. Soccer achieves equal pay goal - World Cup revenue will be split evenly among men and women.
- Friday, May 20: “Windy” power - Minnesota’s high winds this spring spark a jump in green energy production. Minnesota State Fair adds The Beach Boys to the lineup. Oklahoma lawmakers pass near-total abortion law. Win now or build for the future - in today’s NHL, the choice is becoming clear.
- Saturday, May 21: Elon Musk denies sexual harassment claims. Centers for Disease Control investigates child hepatitis. Take these steps to ensure you enjoy the great outdoors this summer.
- Sunday, May 22: Monkeypox cases rise worldwide as World Health Organization works on guidance. Jif peanut butter recalled nationwide because of a link to salmonella outbreak. Where does student loan forgiveness stand? TSA warns of travel “hiccups” as it braces for busy summer.
- Monday, May 23: Baby formula shipment arrives from Europe. Next pandemic and lessons learned are the focus of a World Health Organization meeting. Are greener planes and trains on the horizon?
- Tuesday, May 24: Growing popularity makes camping in Minnesota tougher as state parks, campgrounds are booked months in advance. President Biden is willing to use force to defend Taiwan. Emmy Awards preview: Where does your favorite TV show stand?
- Wednesday, May 25: Find this week’s Echo Journal pages, along with extra pages of state, national, world, sports, business and entertainment news.
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