POTUS Cancels Military Parade, 'Maybe Next Year'
President Donald Trump says he is canceling his plans for a military parade through the streets of Washington because the price was "ridiculously high."
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President Donald Trump says he is canceling his plans for a military parade through the streets of Washington because the price was "ridiculously high."
The former girlfriend of Keith Ellison sat down with CBS News on Thursday to talk about the abuse she says she endured during their relationship.
At the news conference, DFL Party Chair Ken Martin was peppered with questions about embattled Attorney General candidate Keith Ellison.
For instance, polls showed Tim Pawlenty with a commanding 19-point lead over Jeff Johnson.
As of July, the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 3.0 percent.
Uihlein spent nearly $11 million to help Republican candidate Kevin Nicholson in the GOP primary.
About 350 newspapers are running a statement supporting the free press and decrying President Trump's attacks against the media.
A Minnesota Congressman denied all wrongdoing in his first interview since #MeToo allegations surfaced against him.
After his loss Tuesday to Jeff Johnson, Tim Pawlenty said he's done running for office.
Both candidates running for governor, Walz and Johnson, have a running mate that could be Minnesota's first indigenous lieutenant governor.
Republican primary voters rejected Tim Pawlenty's comeback bid, effectively ending his political career. And Democrats picked a candidate they think will keep the governor's office in DFL hands.
Frey says he hopes his plan will "lay a strong foundation for a stronger city."
Tony Evers will try to capitalize on his even-keeled demeanor and background in education as a former teacher, superintendent and now state schools chief to do something no Democrat has been able to achieve in 28 years: beat Scott Walker.
President Donald Trump says two Minnesota republicans have his "complete and total endorsement" after winning their primaries Tuesday night.
Democrats embraced diversity Tuesday in a primary night of firsts, while Republicans in Minnesota rejected a familiar face of the GOP old guard in favor of a rising newcomer aligned with President Donald Trump.
