Trump Visits Mississippi Civil Rights Museum Amid Protests
Demonstrators near the site held up signs that said "Make America Civil Again" and "Lock Him Up." Some shouted "No Trump, no hate, no KKK in the USA."
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Demonstrators near the site held up signs that said "Make America Civil Again" and "Lock Him Up." Some shouted "No Trump, no hate, no KKK in the USA."
Rep. Karen Clark has represented part of south Minneapolis for 37 years.
Lt. Gov. Tina Smith, Gov. Mark Dayton's preferred appointee to fill Al Franken's Senate seat, is considering also running for the seat next year.
President Trump tweeted Friday that fines and penalties against Wells Fargo would not be dropped, and may actually be "substantially increased."
The deep partisan divide over a secret investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's recall reignited this week
A slew of different names have been thrown around, namely his female lieutenant governor and fellow democrat Tina Smith.
Pawlenty says Franken's resignation has forced him and others to think about how to improve the state and nation.
Republican Rep. Trent Franks of Arizona is resigning next month after revealing that he discussed surrogacy with two female staffers.
He speaks unscripted. He skimps on fundraising. He undervalues get-out-the-vote efforts. And he attacks the leaders of his own political party without mercy. A year ago, that was presidential nominee Donald Trump. This year, it's Senate candidate Roy Moore.
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken's departure from the Senate solves one problem for Democrats, demonstrating their will to push out one of their own when sexual harassment allegations pile up. Now they must worry about keeping one more vulnerable seat when they already had their hands full in next year's election.
Word of Sen. Al Franken's resignation buzzed through the downtown Minneapolis skyways Thursday.
Franken's replacement will serve less than a year, until a special election in November 2018. The winner of the special election will serve out the last two years of Franken's term.
Following weeks of accusations made against him, Sen. Al Franken has announced he is stepping down at the end of the year. Read the entire speech.
"I just feel bad that this is our culture. I feel bad that we've allowed men to behave this way," Lindsay Menz said.
The reaction to Sen. Al Franken's announcement that he would be stepping down in the coming weeks was swift.
