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In a Minneapolis courtroom Monday, federal prosecutors laid out their case that six men and one woman launched the nation’s biggest pandemic relief fraud from a tiny East African restaurant in Shakopee. There, they collected millions in cash purloined from a federal program meant to feed hungry children. The post Prosecutor shows texts bragging about stacks of cash as Feeding Our Future trial begins appeared first on Minnesota Reformer.

BY: DEENA WINTER MINNEAPOLIS (Minnesota Reformer) - In a Minneapolis courtroom Monday, federal prosecutors lai...

North Portland’s red house and surrounding neighborhood linger in uneasy limbo after tense standoff OregonLive.com 2/20/2021 © Dave Killen | The Oregonian/OregonLive/oregonlive.com/TNS Scenes from the red house in North Portland. On a recent afternoon, a half-dozen people came and went from the boarded-up red house on North Mississippi Avenue that just two months ago served as the catalyst for an explosive standoff between activists and city leaders. People stayed warm under a tarp jutting from the back of the dilapidated two-story house. A handwritten sign listed chores including “o...

Strange blend of 'antifa' and government-denying 'sovereign' movement come together in fast-changing saga. In a year of the unusual for Portland, the saga of the Red House eviction blockade stands out. The Kinney family's refusal to leave their former house on North Mississippi two years after it no longer belonged to them drew together belief systems from opposite ends of the political spectrum and sparked a standoff that made national news. Perhaps the most unexpected part? The unusual melding of tactics and ideology appears to have won the day — so far, at least. On Sunday, city off...

Strange blend of 'antifa' and government-denying 'sovereign' movement come together in fast-changing saga. In a year of the unusual for Portland, the saga of the Red House eviction blockade stands out. The Kinney family's refusal to leave their former house on North Mississippi two years after it no longer belonged to them drew together belief systems from opposite ends of the political spectrum and sparked a standoff that made national news. Perhaps the most unexpected part? The unusual melding of tactics and ideology appears to have won the day — so far, at least. On Sunday, city off...