Breaking Down The Net Worth Of Each 2020 Presidential Candidate
Kamala Harris had a promising start when she announced her candidacy in January before 20,000 supporters, but she couldn't overcome her biggest obstacle: Billionaires.
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Kamala Harris had a promising start when she announced her candidacy in January before 20,000 supporters, but she couldn't overcome her biggest obstacle: Billionaires.
An ad from the conservative American Action Network links Minnesota Congressman Collin Peterson to the most liberal Democrats pushing impeachment.
The United States House begins historic public impeachment hearings Tuesday, setting in motion President Donald Trump's possible removal from office.
House Democrats will soon hold their first public hearings in the impeachment inquiry. They accuse President Donald Trump of pressuring Ukraine for his own political gain. The president calls them "Do-Nothing Democrats," but is that true?
Minnesota's Department of Human Services admits it make a mistake when it overpaid Native American tribes by $29 million for opioid treatment programs over the last several years -- but state lawmakers say that's just one part of a disturbing pattern at the troubled agency.
Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar is getting traction in her presidential campaign after an aggressive performance in this month's candidate debate, where she claimed a "Medicare For All" health plan will force hundreds of millions of Americans off their private insurance. But is it true?
The fourth Democratic presidential debate is slated for Tuesday night, and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar may need to capture the attention of voters to stay in the contest.
Many presidential candidates, including President Donald Trump, won't pay the substantial bills local governments incur for their rallies.
The Trump campaign says one reason the president is visiting Minnesota is to highlight his work on a booming United States economy, and the more than 50,000 jobs created in the state.
Minnesota Democrat Angie Craig went to Congress in 2018 by flipping the district President Donald Trump won in 2016 from red to blue. Now, a new GOP ad claims Craig "broke her promise" by focusing on investigating the president instead of issues like prescription drugs and infrastructure.
Democrats say they now have enough votes to impeach President Trump.
Only two U.S. Presidents have actually been impeached: Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton. Neither one of them was removed from office.
Thousands of Minnesotans could be kicked off food stamps under new Trump administration rules.
President Donald Trump has now had more national security advisors than any first term president ever, adding to the already-high White House turnover.
Released last year, the National Climate Assessment predicted the kind of historic devastation we're seeing now -- and included dire warnings about the Midwest and Minnesota.
One of the main reasons people flock the Minnesota State Fair is to eat -- and many vendors bring in big bucks feeding us.
Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar is the face of the controversial BDS movement: Boycott, Divest, and Sanction. It seeks to pressure Israel to end its occupation of the Palestinian West Bank.
Minnesota now has two years of Sunday liquor sales under its belt, and the numbers are in.
Minnesota lawmakers are warning the Department of Human Services to end the turmoil at the $14-billion-a-year state agency.
Throughout 2019 at the Minnesota Capitol, hundreds of gun safety demonstrators swarmed the legislature demanding a series of gun control measures, including "red flag" laws allowing police to temporarily disarm people in crisis who may be mentally ill and dangerous to themselves or others.
Vice President Joe Biden expected to take incoming fire from his fellow Democrats -- and that's exactly what happened.
More than 400,000 low-income Minnesotans use food stamps, but due to a new rule, many may no longer qualify.
President Donald Trump this week vowed he will win Minnesota in the 2020 election.
The Trump administration is proposing new rules that could kick thousands of Minnesotans off SNAP food assistance benefits.
The president's racist tweets have sharply focused the debate on who is legally in the United States and in Minnesota.
