Politics
Trump talks NYT 'treason,' Nike and Kavanaugh
President Donald Trump is faulting The New York Times for publishing an anonymous op-ed from a senior administration official.
Local
Minneapolis lawyer, professor Eric Tostrud confirmed as Minnesota's latest federal judge
Tostrud will give Minnesota's federal bench the first complete set of full-time judges since 2016.
Politics
Records show Pete Stauber communicated with key GOP group on county e-mail
The Stauber campaign declined to make him available or provide access to the e-mails, which appear to violate a St. Louis County policy.
Politics
'Bring it' Democrats say to Senate dismissal threat
Republican John Cornyn of Texas said senators could be expelled from office for violating confidentially rules, while Democrats led by Cory Booker of New Jersey, responded, "Bring it on."
Politics
'Bring it' Democrats say to Senate dismissal threat
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation tumbled into highly charged arguing Thursday over whether key documents were being withheld, and one Democrat risked Senate discipline by releasing confidential material.
Politics
The Kavanaugh hearings: Day 3
The Senate confirmation hearings on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Thursday centered on the release of documents classified confidential.
Politics
Trump calls anonymous N.Y. Times op-ed 'gutless'
President Donald Trump says it's "really a disgrace" that an unsigned op-ed critical of him and written by a senior administration officials has been published.
National
Klobuchar joins Senate Democrats in pushing back on Kavanaugh
She cited an article he wrote for the Minnesota Law Review to question his views on presidential power.
Local
Republicans attack Dean Phillips' business background in new TV ads as he competes for Rep. Erik Paulsen's seat
They rip Paulsen's foe for wealth, business practices.
St. Paul
Mitra Jalali Nelson sworn in as St. Paul City Council member
The 32-year-old will represent the city's Fourth Ward.
Obama returns to politics, will join midterm campaign battles
Having largely avoided campaign activities since leaving office, Obama's first public event of the midterm election will take place in a conservative-leaning area in California.
Starr memoir recounts Lewinsky role in Clinton investigation
Ken Starr, the former independent counsel whose investigation led to President Bill Clinton's impeachment, writes in his upcoming book that if Monica Lewinsky had cooperated with his probe from the beginning, "the country would not have been dragged through an eight-month ordeal."
Politics
Sanders: Woodward's portrayal of Trump 'fiction'
The White House on Wednesday staunchly disputed the portrayal of President Donald Trump in Bob Woodward's new book that has set off a firestorm with its descriptions of current and former aides calling Trump an "idiot" and a "liar."
Politics
Chaotic opening day of Kavanaugh hearings
AP Reporter Lisa Mascaro says the first day of a Senate hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh was filled with opposition and chaos.
Business
Daikin's new HVAC factory in Faribault to receive $2.35 million help from state
New factory promises to add 200 new jobs next year.
Politics
Democrats call for delay in Kavanaugh hearings
Democrats are calling for a delay in the confirmation hearings of Brett Kavanaugh, objecting to the late release of documents the evening before.
Politics
At a growing Mpls. homeless camp, there's hope for families
Instead of driving everyone off, a coalition of agencies has flocked in to help, reflecting the unusual approach city officials and American Indian leaders are taking at the tent city near Hiawatha and Cedar.
Minneapolis
Attorneys say Chinese billionaire unlikely to face charges in Mpls.
JD.com founder Liu Qiangdong was arrested in Minneapolis over allegations of criminal sexual misconduct. He was back in China on Monday.
Local
Rare deal has Minn. court on verge of filling two vacant seats
A deal to fast-track votes on a batch of Trump's federal district court nominees has Hennepin County Judge Nancy Brasel and Minneapolis lawyer and law professor Eric Tostrud poised to help fill a pair of vacancies that had been deemed "judicial emergencies."
Nation
Photos: John McCain remembered at National Cathedral
John McCain is getting a presidential farewell at the Washington National Cathedral.
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