Rep. Ilhan Omar says she's sorry for causing hurt, hopes to rebuild trust
She says she didn't grasp tweet's anti-Semitic tone.
Trump tests presidential power, declares emergency at border
Defiant in the wake of a stinging budget defeat, President Donald Trump on Friday declared a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border, moving to secure more money for his long-promised wall by exercising a broad interpretation of his presidential powers that is certain to draw stiff legal challenges.
Don't Miss
Fans of costly winter sports try to level the playing field
In a state known for its snowy, cold months, more Twin Cities nonprofits are stepping up to diversify winter activities and make them more accessible to people who wouldn't normally try them.
Opinion
Trump created his own emergency
There's no crisis at the border, yet the president couldn't accept legislative compromise.
Today's Video
Valentine's Day weddings: 'It's all about celebrating love'
Hennepin County judges married 36 couples for free on Thursday at the county Government Center in downtown Minneapolis.
- Rep. Ilhan Omar says she's sorry for causing hurt, hopes to rebuild trust • Local
- U football player kicked off team after being charged with assaulting police officer • Gophers
- Isanti hockey dad charged with 1993 murder of Minneapolis woman • North Metro
- Trump tests presidential power, declares emergency at border • National
- Gophers upset No. 2 Ohio State in men's hockey • Gophers
- DNA from genealogy company leads to arrest in 1993 Minneapolis murder • Local
- Gophers, Pitino react to late foul in Nebraska loss • Gophers
- Valentine's Day weddings: 'It's all about celebrating love' • Video
- Evening forecast: Low of -5, clear and breezy • Video
- Trump on emergency: 'I didn't need to do this' • Politics
Most Emailed