Mexican Presbyterians Break With U.S. Over Gays
Presbyterians in Mexico are breaking ties with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) because of differences over homosexuality.
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Presbyterians in Mexico are breaking ties with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) because of differences over homosexuality.
The president is heading back to Minnesota just a few weeks after his last visit to the state.
Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann said Thursday that America needs a miracle to recover its economic footing and retain its position as leader of the world.
It's the first day of the Minnesota State Fair and it was hard not to walk a few feet without bumping into a politician.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is ready to make his return to the podium, albeit without the status of being in the Republican presidential hunt.
U.S. Rep. Chip Cravaack has held a hastily called town-hall meeting at the Duluth International Airport.
In Tuesday's Reality Check, Pat Kessler looked at the promise of cheap gas from Minnesota presidential candidate Michele Bachmann, if she is elected. After the story aired, Kessler got an earful. Or you could say a mailbag-full.
The Minnesota Historical Society announced plans to accommodate a $1.6 million cut in state government funding for annual operations of its programs.
Gov. Mark Dayton begins a statewide jobs tour in Fergus Falls on Wednesday.
U.S. Rep. Chip Cravaack has scheduled an open town-hall meeting Wednesday at the Duluth airport.
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann's pledge to bring back $2 gas has the feel of a "chicken in every pot" political promise.
Gov. Mark Dayton has picked a poet who teaches creative writing as Minnesota's chief promoter of poetry.
One of the 18 Minnesota House members who got full retroactive pay after the state's government shutdown is now planning to take a cut in a future paycheck, while two others say they already donated the money without publicizing their charity.
Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson says a propane gas supplier she sued two years ago over pricing and fees has settled with the state for $450,000.
The Independence Party of Minnesota is opposing a 2012 ballot measure that would ban gay marriage in the state constitution.
