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Interview: DJ Anthony Kasper on working with the Timberwolves, Twins and more
“I remember I was talking to Naz Reid briefly one night during warmups, and he came up to chat with me. I know he likes Gunna and asked if he wanted to hear tracks from him. He’s like, ‘No, just that new Future.’ So, I went in played three or four tracks from it in a row.”
Appeals court overturns conviction in fatal shooting of Minneapolis teenager Deshaun Hill
In 2023, Cody Fohrenkam was found guilty of shooting and killing 15-year-old North High School student Deshaun Hill. But the state Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that the state failed to prove that Fohrenkam’s statements were lawfully obtained.
Bette Nash, the world’s longest-serving flight attendant, dies at 88
She began her career with now-defunct Eastern Airlines at age 21 in 1957, when Dwight Eisenhower was president, flights between New York and D.C. cost $12 and “stewardesses,” as they were called, served lobster on platters and passed out cigarettes on board.
T-Mobile to buy almost all of U.S Cellular in deal worth $4.4 billion with debt
T-Mobile is buying U.S. Cellular’s wireless operations and certain spectrum assets in a deal valued at $4.4 billion, giving U.S. Cellular customers more options on cellular plans and lower prices. 
Closers Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving have Mavs on verge of sweeping Wolves in West finals
The Dallas co-stars are coming off another big fourth quarter in a victory that gave the Mavs a 3-0 series lead. Game 4 is Tuesday night in Dallas.
Twins take opener from Royals 6-5 with strong start from Ryan and homers by Miranda and Larnach
Joe Ryan pitched seven smooth innings for the Minnesota Twins, who got a two-run homer by Jose Miranda and a three-run shot from Trevor Larnach and hung on to beat the Kansas City Royals 6-5 in the opener of a four-game series.
Armenians, Hmong and other groups feel U.S. race and ethnicity categories don't represent them
The federal government recently reclassified race and ethnicity groups in an effort to better capture the diversity of the United States, but some groups feel the changes are still missing the mark. Hmong, Armenian, Black Arab and Brazilian communities in the U.S. feel that they are not accurately represented in the official numbers that their government produces.