Despite the divide in the latest Minnesota Poll, most Minnesotans — 86 percent — described relations between white and black residents as fair or good.
Jake Sullivan doesn't see politeness as a diplomatic strategy for the United States. But that doesn't mean this Southwest High School grad won't bring a…
The 2020 dust has barely settled, but the campaign to lead the Minnesota Republican Party into the next election is already picking up.State Sen. Mark…
When Minnesota First Lady Gwen Walz warned last year that "we are coming" after state lawmakers who don't support DFL-backed gun measures, Sen. Warren Limmer…
Republicans serving in Minnesota's congressional delegation remained silent Friday as President Donald Trump forged ahead on a last-ditch effort to nullify the outcome of the…
Senate majority leader says he "personally will apply lessons from this episode to inform future decisions" while DFL leader says Republicans didn't take situation "seriously."
An ordinance to ban cigarette smoking in San Francisco apartments failed to get a second vote from supervisors Tuesday, meaning the proposal is dead for now.
A North Carolina newspaper publisher was handcuffed and ordered out of a courtroom Tuesday as he objected to a decision to block reporters from attending a plea hearing for a white woman accused of driving her pickup truck at two 12-year-old Black girls.
Joe Biden pledged Tuesday to bring the coronavirus pandemic under enough control to open most of the nation's schools during his first 100 days as president — going much further on the issue than he has in the past, even while warning that the U.S. is facing a "dark winter."
A new Republican super political action committee, Peachtree PAC, is starting a $43 million TV ad campaign in Georgia on Wednesday, adding to the surge of money being poured into two Senate runoff elections that will determine control of the chamber and the trajectory of President-elect Joe Biden's agenda.
The Democratic-controlled House on Tuesday approved a wide-ranging defense policy bill, even as President Donald Trump renewed his threat to veto the bill unless lawmakers clamp down on social media companies he claims were biased against him during the election.
Prominent U.S. cybersecurity firm FireEye said Tuesday that it was hacked by what could only be a government with "world-class capabilities," and the hackers stole tools the company uses to test the strength of customers' defenses.