The Minnesota Star Tribune reports that Target Corp. will cut 1,800 positions from its corporate headquarters, which represents around 8% of the company’s global team. “The Minneapolis-based retailer said changes were not made to cut costs but to make Target’s operations more agile and improve decision-making.”

Minnesotans on Medicare are facing increased costs and fewer options, MPR News reports, which is “prompting an unprecedented number of Minnesotans to review their options for 2026. … Several insurers are leaving the Medicare Advantage market in Minnesota. While some providers still participate in Medicare Advantage plans, many health systems, hospitals and pharmacies are ending contracts or altering their participation.”

According to the Center for Politics, the race for retiring

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