Pence Acts As Trump Translator, Damage Controller
It's been one potentially disastrous comment after another from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump — but you wouldn't know it watching his running mate.
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It's been one potentially disastrous comment after another from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump — but you wouldn't know it watching his running mate.
Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District has been represented since 2003 by Republican Congressman John Kline, who is retiring.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission estimates turnout for last Tuesday's primary was about 13 percent of the electorate, based on unofficial results from county clerks.
Donald Trump plans to return to Wisconsin next week and once again the state's top Republican leaders won't be there.
A judge will now be the one to decide if a minimum wage increase in Minneapolis will go on the November ballot.
From flood clean-up in Minnesota and Wisconsin to Zika virus fears in Puerto Rico, here are the four things you need to know for Aug. 12, 2016.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has introduced Mike Pence at a rally in Milwaukee after skipping a Donald Trump campaign stop last week.
Most Wisconsin voters still don't like presidential nominees Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton very much.
House Speaker Paul Ryan's approval rating remains sky high in Wisconsin.
A Somali activist has unseated one of the Minnesota Legislature's longest-serving members in a Democratic primary.
As few voters turned out for Minnesota's primary races, most challengers were soundly defeated by their incumbent challengers.
Conservative radio host Jason Lewis captured the Republican nomination for a prized U.S. House seat, crystallizing the race for the southeastern Minnesota swing district that both parties feel they can win in November.
The race was on Tuesday for a shot at a U.S. House seat being vacated by one of Minnesota's most visible congressman, with four Republicans hoping to advance to November.
House Speaker Paul Ryan had nearly $10 million in the bank and a primary opponent no one had heard of. Then Donald Trump got involved.
Secretary Jacob Lew met with community and business leaders to discuss the U.S. economy and the Treasury's financial inclusion initiatives.
