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Minnesota executive orders, emergency powers, and the 2026 Boundary Waters mining dispute
Submitted by David Schultz, Distinguished University Professor Winston Folkers Endowed Distinguished Faculty ChairHamline University Presidents have long used executive orders to advance policy when Congress is unwilling or unable to act. Governors do the same thing. Yet gubernatorial executive orders receive considerably less attention, even though they can have significant consequences for public policy. Minnesota…
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Words That Matter: A weekly look at Christian faith and life
The Creed: Why Christians Confess Their Faith During a Lutheran church service, the congregation often speaks the Creed together.



