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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is defending the Justice Department’s handling of the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. He told his confirmation hearing that though “mistakes were made,” the disclosure of the documents was an exercise in unprecedented transparency.
Minneapolis educator pursuing lawsuit after ICE agents detained him outside school during surge
Quentin Williams is starting on what legal experts say is a long path required to sue the federal government. An assistant teacher at Roosevelt High, he claims ICE agents choked him as he tried to prevent students from being accosted by agents on school grounds Jan. 7.
President Trump backs Mike Lindell in Minnesota governor’s race ahead of Aug. 11 GOP primary
President Donald Trump has endorsed MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell in Minnesota's race for governor. Lindell has been a steadfast supporter of Trump and joined the president in denying that Trump lost the 2020 election.
Heat wave puts new stress on Minnesota’s livestock producers
Many of the state’s farmers may have a tough week ahead as they contend with the intense summer heat and worry over their animals. Some may also be bracing for smoke from wildfires in the north.
Alleged fraudsters collected public cash years after Feeding Our Future scam uncovered
According to criminal complaints filed in a state tax evasion case, fraud that originated with the nonprofit Feeding Our Future appears to have continued for more than two years after the case became public in early 2022.
‘Sky on fire’: Boundary Waters campers recall tense moments as flames neared
Paddlers coming out of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Monday shared some of their harrowing moments as they worked to get themselves and their loved ones off the water ahead of the fires closing in.