Trump Claims Executive Privilege Over Entire Mueller Report And Underlying Documents
President Trump is claiming executive privilege over special counsel Robert Mueller's entire report and the underlying documents.
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President Trump is claiming executive privilege over special counsel Robert Mueller's entire report and the underlying documents.
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke is set to arrive in the Twin Cities Wednesday for his first visit to the state since announcing his candidacy in March.
Minneapolis city leaders heard ways to move forward Tuesday night after the shooting death of Justine Rusczcyk Damond.
You will soon have to show an ID to buy certain gift cards with a credit card in Shakopee.
Budget talks collapsed again late Tuesday at the Minnesota State Capitol.
Stocks sank sharply Tuesday as investors fretted that delicate trade talks between the U.S. and China could collapse.
Vice President Mike Pence will be traveling to Minnesota Thursday to tout the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
Democratic Gov. Tim Walz and top leaders of the Minnesota House and Senate have missed a self-imposed deadline for setting overall budget targets to guide negotiations for ending the legislative session.
A top U.S. trade official on Monday accused the Chinese government of "reneging on prior commitments," raising the stakes ahead of a planned meeting this week aimed at resolving the countries' dispute over trade.
At issue are the big questions of spending and taxes that need to be resolved if the Legislature is going to adjourn on time May 20.
Parents can directly petition to reinstate rights only if removed for non-egregious harm, such as mental illness or chemical dependency.
Research shows American consumers and businesses are taking the biggest hit in the form of higher prices and costs.
It's a busy week in Minnesota for presidential candidates on one side of the aisle. Three Democrats have campaigned or plan to be in the Twin Cities in a span of seven days. Political analysts say it shows the importance Minnesota will play in the 2020 election.
The legislature is trying to do things differently this year. They're hoping to get all their work finished before the end of the session, which is in just two weeks.
Sen. Tina Smith is trying to secure $200 million in federal funding to expand mental health services in schools.