10 curious things we learned about Prince from the death investigations

If you're having trouble viewing this email, you may [see it online](. [Star Tribune]( Talkers Top stories - 10 curious things from the Prince investigations: Friends kept emailing even after his death. Staff at North Memorial Medical Center changed the name on Prince’s file to prevent others from looking him up. He liked Häagen-Dazs ice cream, 5-Hour Energy drinks and MAC beauty products. These are [among the curiosities revealed in the Prince investigative file](. The long-awaited investigative documents released Thursday give the clearest narrative yet of [the singer's problems with opioid addiction in his final days](. One of the investigative files, a video taken by Carver County officials, [shows the scene of Prince's death.Â]( - Authorities relieved Minnesota fugitive, 'coldblooded killer,' arrested: "It feels good" to have Minnesota fugitive Lois Riess in custody, a U.S. marshal said Friday, hours after [the arrest of the gambling grandmother wanted for murders in two states.]( - DNC sues, blames election loss on Trump-Russia alliance: The [Democratic National Committee has sued President Donald Trump's campaign, his son, his son-in-law, the Russian Federation and WikiLeaks](, saying they conspired to help Trump win the 2016 presidential election. - U-turn at sea after China tariffs: Several ships carrying cargoes of sorghum from the United States to China have changed course since Beijing slapped hefty anti-dumping deposits on U.S. imports of the grain. [Minnetonka-based Cargill confirmed it's the exporter]( but said it won't be responsible for costs as a result of the change. - In Comey memos, Trump talks of jailed journalists, 'hookers.' In a series of startlingly candid conversations, President Donald Trump told former FBI Director James Comey that he had serious concerns about the judgment of a top adviser, asked about the possibility of jailing journalists and described a boast from Vladimir Putin about Russian prostitutes, [according to Comey's notes of the talks.Â]( - $1 billion fine for Wells Fargo: [Wells Fargo will pay $1 billion to federal regulator](s to settle charges tied to its mortgage and auto lending business, the latest chapter in a wide-ranging scandal at the banking giant. However, it appears that none of the $1 billion will go directly to the victims of Wells Fargo's abuses. - National school walkout: For the second time in about a month, [hundreds of Minnesota students will walk out of their classrooms on Friday]( to push for stricter gun control measures — marking the 19th anniversary of the deadly Columbine High School shooting. - Karolyis say 'no way' they knew of USA Gymnastics dcotor's abuse: Former USA Gymnastics women's national team coordinator Martha [Karolyi and husband Bela tell NBC they were unaware of the abusive behavior]( by a former national team doctor now serving decades in prison.  Watch this 10 days old, she makes Senate history in her pink cap: A tightly wrapped baby, [brought to the well of the Senate chamber by her mother, Sen. Tammy Duckworth](, became the first newborn to appear there, just one day after the Senate approved a new rule permitting it.  Talk to us! Send feedback on this newsletter, questions, story tips, ideas or anything else to [talkers@startribune.com](.  Trending - No boots for you: The showpiece item of Target’s collaboration with Hunter, women’s tall rain boots, [won’t be sold due to a production issue](. The boots were expected to be priced at $40, well below the $150 versions Hunter sells directly. - Life imitating art: The actor who played Puddy on the TV sitcom "Seinfeld" showed up at the Devils-Lightning playoff game [with his face painted as a New Jersey Devils fan](. Patrick Warburton is a Devils fan and in a 1995 episode of the hit show he appeared with his face painted in red and green. - School bus prayers stopped: A Twin Cities school bus driver [says he was taken off his route last week because he was leading students in prayer]( while driving, alleging that the move violates his constitutional rights to freely speak and practice his religion.  Sports roundup - How tough is Vikings' schedule? [The team’s 2018 schedule]( is highlighted by a tricky opening five-week stretch that includes road games with the Packers, Rams and Eagles. [Here's a game-by-game analysis]( of one of the NFL's toughest schedules. - Back on the mound: [Righthander Phil Hughes will be activated from the disabled list]( in time to start Sunday against Tampa Bay. It will be Hughes’ first start since May 21 of last season. - Wild need to dig out: The Jets have beaten the Wild in all four games played in Winnipeg this season and have won 11 in a row on home ice. And that's only part of [the challenge facing Minnesota in tonight's win-or-go-home Game 5.Â]( - It's do-or-die for the Timberwolves: After getting blown out in Houston 102-82 on Wednesday to fall behind 0-2, [the Timberwolves host their first playoff game in 5,075 days on Saturday](, writes Sid Hartman.  Did someone forward this newsletter to you? You can [sign up for Talkers here](.  Quote of the day “I promised all along that Lois Riess would end up in a pair of handcuffs. ” -- Carmine Marceno, undersheriff in Lee County, Fla., discussing [the race to arrest Minnesota fugitive Lois Riess.Â](  Worth a click Too many men: In China and India, men outnumber women by 70 million. Both nations are [belatedly trying to come to grips with the policies that created this male-heavy generation.]( And the consequences are not confined to China and India, but reach deep into their Asian neighbors and distort the economies of Europe and the Americas, as well.  From the archives April 20, 1972: A hopper car filled almost to its 100-ton capacity with flax sits on the bottom of the Mississippi River under the Camden Avenue bridge in north Minneapolis after derailing. The car plunged off the bridge during a Soo Line Railroad train movement across the bridge. 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