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House Speaker Paul Ryan is all but conceding Hillary Clinton will be the next president.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan is all but conceding Hillary Clinton will be the next president.
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Democrats in Minnesota say it's too late for Republican leaders in the state to distance themselves from Donald Trump, the GOP presidential nominee who was recorded making extremely lewd comments about women.
Minnesota's largest newspaper is urging Republican nominee Donald Trump to quit the presidential race.
Former U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann is suggesting that Hillary Clinton is behind the leak of the controversial Donald Trump recording.
Congressman Erik Paulsen and Former Governor Tim Pawlenty have joined other members of their party in denouncing Donald Trump.
House Speaker Paul Ryan is being greeted with a mixture of boos and cheers at a Republican rally in his Wisconsin congressional district.
Hillary Clinton's campaign brought Bernie Sanders to Minnesota Tuesday to encourage his supporters to back her.
A new CBS News poll shows that fewer than 15 percent of registered voters believe a vice presidential choice has a great deal of influence on their vote.
A student group's mural on the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus has ignited conversation and controversy.
A Wisconsin man reportedly prompted calls to the police Tuesday night as he was getting ready for Donald Trump's campaign visit to Waukesha.
Monday night's presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump drew at least 81 million viewers.
It's probably no surprise both sides thought their candidate won.
About 130 million people voted in the last presidential election, and 100 million could watch Monday night's debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
From the Hillary Clinton-Donald Trump debate tonight on CBS to the death of the legendary Arnold Palmer, here are the four stories to know from Monday, Sept. 26.
National Democrats unveiled a major television ad campaign Wednesday against two Minnesota Republican Congressional candidates.
The FBI says it's investigating the attack Saturday night where a man stabbed nine people in a St. Cloud mall before being fatally shot by a police officer.
As politicians ponder how Donald Trump will affect down-ballot races big and small, two Congressional races in Minnesota offer a case study in how the brash businessman and presidential nominee could hurt or help his fellow Republicans.
National Democrats are running a tough new TV ad linking Republican Congressman Erik Paulsen to Donald Trump.
The Minnesota Supreme Court on Monday rejected an effort by Democrats to strip Donald Trump's name from the November ballot.
Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton Monday for her characterization that half of his supporters belonged in "a basket of deplorables."
The Minnesota DFL Party wants Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his running mate removed from the state ballot.
Democrats in Minnesota are asking the state's Supreme Court to pull the Trump-Pence ticket from the state's official ballot this November.
On Mexican soil for the first time as the Republican presidential nominee, a firm but measured Donald Trump defended the right of the United States to build a massive border wall along its southern flank, standing up for the centerpiece of his immigration plan in a country where he is widely despised.
