Reality Check: Both Parties Release Misleading 'Closing Argument' Political Ads
With less than a week until the election, Republicans and Democrats are making closing arguments on the airwaves. But many of the campaign commercials are misleading.
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With less than a week until the election, Republicans and Democrats are making closing arguments on the airwaves. But many of the campaign commercials are misleading.
DFL Attorney General candidate Keith Ellison said Wednesday his Republican challenger flip-flopped on his support for universal background checks.
"The closes I remember was one vote," Kurt Daudt said. "If people think their vote won't matter, this is one of those elections where your vote does matter. You do need to get out and vote."
Just one week before the election, President Trump said he can change what it means to be born in America. In an interview with Axios, he says wants to challenge birthright citizenship, which has been part of the United States Constitution for 150 years.
President Donald Trump's surprise announcement to prepare an executive order to end "birthright citizenship" in the United States came in an interview with the online news site Axios.
A judge has ordered St. Louis County to release a series of emails between County Commissioner Pete Stauber and the National Republican Congressional Committee by noon.
Uber is helping Americans get to the polls on Nov. 6 by offering discounted rides to polling places.
President Donald Trump offered a dramatic, if legally dubious, promise in a new interview to unilaterally end birthright citizenship, ratcheting up his hardline immigration rhetoric with a week to go before critical midterm elections.
Outside political groups are flooding the airwaves in Minnesota's statewide and local legislative races.
In the week before Nov. 8, 2016, many of the polls showed Hillary Clinton ahead. After a win by Donald Trump, that had some questioning whether they should even trust polls anymore.
A Minnesota group that crusades for gun control measures wants voters to remember the Pittsburgh synagogue victims when they go to the polls next Tuesday.
It's an election campaign that's turned into a political brawl.
Dan Feehan was attending Georgetown University in 2001 when he saw the smoke rising over the Pentagon on 9/11.
President Donald Trump is accusing the media of being "the true Enemy of People" in the wake of a mass shooting and a mail bomb plot.
Amid a wave of election-season violence that left many Americans on edge, the contentious midterm campaign has barreled forward with little pause.
