More documents marked as classified found at Biden's home, White House says
A White House lawyer said that a total of six pages of documents marked as classified were found during a search of President Biden's private library.
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A White House lawyer said that a total of six pages of documents marked as classified were found during a search of President Biden's private library.
Documents found at the Penn Biden Center included top-secret material, a federal law enforcement official said.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy formally invited the president on Friday.
Without congressional action, the U.S. could default as soon as June, she wrote in a letter Friday.
A jury found that executives illegally reduced payroll liability through a variety of schemes.
The state says it's clearing out a Minneapolis homeless encampment after a man died in a shooting there Thursday morning.
Robert Hur, the former top federal prosecutor in Maryland, will serve as the special counsel.
A Department of Revenue estimate shows that if passed, it would be a $604 million hit to state revenues in 2024 that increases in years after.
The Metropolitan Council represents seven counties with the authority to raise property taxes while none of its members are elected. Esme Murphy reports on the push to take away some of the council's power.
Wisconsin on Thursday became the latest state to ban the use of TikTok on state phones and other devices, a move that comes after nearly half of the states nationwide have blocked the popular social media app owned by a Chinese company.
Wisconsin Republicans voted Thursday to again allow therapists, social workers and counselors to try to change LGBTQ clients' gender identities and sexual orientations — a discredited practice known as conversion therapy.
The Justice Department's review of the documents includes interviews with multiple witnesses, according to sources familiar with the situation.
The DFL Party held several meetings Tuesday at the Capitol to discuss their priorities for the 2023 session, and one of the most impassioned moments was when several leaders joined nonprofit housing organizations to talk about plans for stable and affordable housing.
Weeks after the Biden administration announced new efforts to curb homelessness, Minnesota's top political leaders promised Wednesday to "bring it home" on legislation that would expand affordable housing.
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