What Ellison's DNC Chair Loss Means For The Democratic Party
The Democratic Party is being led by a new face Saturday night -- and it doesn't belong to Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison, who lost his bid to lead the DNC.
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The Democratic Party is being led by a new face Saturday night -- and it doesn't belong to Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison, who lost his bid to lead the DNC.
The leaders of a Minnesota nonprofit that works to improve the lives of young Somalis knew the stakes were high when they rejected $500,000 in federal funding earlier this month.
Former Labor Secretary Tom Perez has defeated Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison to win the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee Saturday afternoon.
Congresswoman Betty McCollum held a public meeting today to talk about the Affordable Care Act, Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
The Justice Department wants a federal appeals court to put President Trump's travel ban case on hold until he issues a new order.
Walz says representing southwestern Minnesota gives him critical experience to boost Democrats' standing outside in rural Minnesota.
After years of debate, Real ID legislation has taken a significant step toward being signed into law.
A Minnesota State Senator who lost his sister to gun violence is proposing changes to gun laws.
Dayton spoke out against the decision, saying it "demonizes children who simply want to go to the bathroom."
South Carolina Democratic Party chair Jaime Harrison is exiting the race for Democratic National Committee chairman and throwing his support to Tom Perez, solidifying the former Labor Secretary's place as the front-runner in a still-volatile contest.
More than 100 women came in for appointments at Brass Knuckle Tattoo Studio Tuesday afternoon.
Gov. Scott Walker says he is optimistic that states will get more power under President Donald Trump's administration.
Michele Kelm-Helgen's resignation came after controversy arose over the use of luxury suites at the facility.
Republican members of Congress have been taking heat from constituents for not holding in-person town hall meetings.
The contest to head the Democratic National Committee remains fluid just days before activists meet to pick a new party chair.
