Brain Scans Show Promise In Spotting Suicidal Thoughts
Carnegie Mellon psychology professor Dr. Marcel Just has spent decades developing a sophisticated system to try to read our minds. Now, he's making a breakthrough into suicidal thinking.
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Carnegie Mellon psychology professor Dr. Marcel Just has spent decades developing a sophisticated system to try to read our minds. Now, he's making a breakthrough into suicidal thinking.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers pledged Thursday to "fight like hell" to expand Medicaid in Wisconsin, a day after Republican legislative leaders said they would kill his proposal next week.
On Wednesday, the Republican-led Minnesota Senate rejected a plan from DFL Gov. Tim Walz to raise the state's gasoline tax by 20 cents.
Minnesota officials say they will be scrapping the troubled MNLARS system for a packaged software solution after an independent review.
President Trump requested $4.5 billion from Congress in emergency funding to address the large numbers of migrants attempting to cross the southern border into the U.S.
This renaming amendment is likely to pass the Minnesota House Tuesday afternoon. Now the question is what happens in the Senate.
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido has called for a military uprising in what he dubbed the "final phase" of his bid to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
An appeals court in Minnesota has ruled that former DNR commissioner Tom Landwehr did not have the authority to change the name of Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis back to its Dakota name of Bde Maka Ska.
The Minnesota Senate has voted unanimously to close a loophole in state law that prevents people who rape a spouse or domestic partner from being prosecuted for criminal sexual conduct.
The House transportation bill, which includes the gas tax hike, passed the House Monday evening with a 74-58 vote, but it will likely stall out in the Republican-controlled Senate.
On Monday, the Minnesota House of Representatives is taking up two major gun control bills.
Rosenstein was expected to leave the Justice Department after the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. His resignation is effective May 11.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has come under fire for past tweets that critics say are anti-Semitic.
The attorney general, who Democrats have accused of protecting the president, wants to be questioned only by members of Congress — not committee staff.
In recent years, the issue of consent — what it means, and how it is given — has become a cultural topic of conversation. Significant increases in the number of reported sexual assaults on college campuses and the #MeToo movement have left many wondering, how can we prevent these situations from happening in the first place?
