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Trump drops plan to host G-7 summit at his golf course

Responding to stinging criticism, President Donald Trump on Saturday abruptly reversed his plan to hold the next Group of Seven world leaders' meeting at his Doral, Florida, golf resort next year.
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After fall from grace, former Sen. Al Franken rebuilds his life

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Schools walk fine line as they let disciplined faculty back in class

  • 2 U profs disciplined for sexual misconduct return; some students 'disturbed'
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In Faribault, VFW's Last Man's Club is down to one

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Cities struggle to stay ahead of ash borer's rapid spread

  • Wasps deployed in a sting operation against emerald ash borer
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Only about 5% of Minnesotans in the poll said they were undecided about whether President Donald Trump should be impeached.
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Only about 5% of Minnesotans in the poll said they were undecided about whether President Donald Trump should be impeached.

Minnesota voters evenly split on Trump impeachment

Minnesota voters are evenly split on whether President Donald Trump should be impeached and removed from office, but clear majorities believe that he lies and abuses his power, a new Star Tribune Minnesota Poll found.
  • Minnesota Poll results: Split on impeachment
a family devastated The Klein family in 1950 on their north Minneapolis porch: From the left, Kenneth Jr., Betty, Gordon, Kenneth, Danny and David. Th
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New book revisits 68-year-old case of three missing Minneapolis boys

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"This story, I don't think it's about me," Tyler Moon said. "I just went for a run and a bunch of great people stepped up and just saved my life."
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Two cheers: O'Brien makes emotional debut as Gophers roll Rutgers 42-7

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Johnnies punch back, beat Tommies 38-20 at Allianz Field

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With classes, coaching, Twin Cities women tackle impostor syndrome

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Trump wraps up wild week marked by multiple crises

03:27President Donald Trump wrapped up what could be considered one of the most intense weeks of his presidency, marked by multiple crises both at home and abroad.

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