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Federal officials say hackers working for the Russian government targeted the Minnesota secretary of state's website leading up to the 2016 election but did not break in.
Gov. Mark Dayton and the Minnesota Legislature are at an impasse over a bitter budget battle that's threatening hundreds of House and Senate jobs, according to the court-appointed mediator.
McCain's statement likely deals a fatal blow to the last-gasp GOP measure in a Senate showdown expected next week.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has said the Obama rules were unfairly skewed against the students accused of assault.
Iowa's Medicaid code bans sex reassignment surgeries, saying they're "cosmetic, reconstructive or plastic surgery."
The Elections Commission told Trump's task force in July that it would only provide the voter information once a $12,500 fee is paid.
It's almost time for the people of Minneapolis to choose a leader, ahead of the November election.
Both sides are sworn to secrecy as they try to bridge their impasse.
The bills would require police to suppress unlawful assemblies that block private or public streets, buildings or homes.
Top Republican leaders are warning of layoffs at the legislature because Democratic Governor Mark Dayton vetoed their operating funds.
The Minneapolis City Council has approved a separation agreement with the city's former police chief, who resigned in July after a police officer fatally shot an Australian woman.
Straight from Minnesota to Washington D.C., Governor Mark Dayton fired off a strongly-worded letter on Tuesday to the Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
Minnesota officials are pressing President Donald Trump's administration to reverse massive planned cuts to a critical state health care program for low-income residents.
GOP leaders and the White House are pushing for a vote next week.
Also, the Sept. 12 publication's hardcover sales of 168,000 was the highest opening for a nonfiction release in the past five years.
