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October 08, 2025
Speaking of Wednesday, I am often compared to Wednesday Addams, in general, but specifically the Netflix version. Fun fact: Last Halloween, me and former podcast editor, Kaylie Sirovy, went as Wednesday and Enid from the show. It was pretty cool.
You know what would be even cooler, scrolling down and reading our latest articles.
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Protesters hold up signs calling for more gun control laws in Minnesota. | Photo by Nate Unger, the Minnesota Daily
Special session on gun violence goes back to the drawing board after weeks of negotiation
by Maya Bell | City Reporter | Published Oct. 7, 2025
Gov. Tim Walz, the Minnesota House and the Senate resume negotiating a potential special session on gun violence as pressure mounts.
Walz and DFL leadership sent a proposal and a date for the special session on gun violence last week.
The proposal had nine items, from banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines to increasing funding for school safety and mental health. According to the proposal, the session would have started on Oct. 6 and ended on Oct. 12.
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