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  1. Put biology back in Minnesota girls’ sports

    The amendment has cleared its first school threshold, and MSHSL must send its proposed biological-sex rule to member schools before regional committees vote.

  2. MacIntyre’s Somali-food jab names no candidate

    The post leaves its target unnamed, while Minneapolis records Jacob Frey’s election win on November 4, 2025, before the reported restaurant video circulated.

  3. Protect girls’ sports. Stand with Kendall Kotzmacher.

    A college softball player says someone threatened to kill her after she defended girls’ sports; her teammates’ solidarity shows how parents and leaders should respond.

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  4. Walz signed a law weakening protections for babies born alive

    Minnesota’s 2023 law replaced the duty to preserve a born-alive infant’s life and health with a duty to care for the infant, and ended related reporting.

  5. Walz signed away Minnesota’s protections for babies born alive

    Riley Gaines’s October 10, 2026, post revives the fight after Minnesota replaced its duty to preserve life and health with a duty to provide care and ended reporting.

  6. xAI loses bid to block Minnesota law on AI nude images

    Judge Donovan Frank denied xAI’s request for a preliminary injunction, leaving Minnesota’s restrictions in effect as the lawsuit continues.

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