Trump spending freeze imperils Minnesota police, farmers and cancer patients, governor says
A Trump administration spending freeze directly imperils $1.9 billion in monthly federal spending in Minnesota, nearly $23 ...
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Minnesota Senate GOP unveils legislative agenda
Minnesota Senate Republicans will once again be the Minority party as early as next week. DFL Senator-elect Doron Clark will join the Senate, breaking a temporary tie that kicked off the legislative ...
Walz: Trump's federal funding freeze threatens $1.9 billion-a-month for Minnesota schools, healthcare, police
The unilateral decision by President Donald Trump to temporarily freeze federal funding already approved by Congress ...
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Is Trump shutting down funding for law enforcement, health care, schools and more? Tim Walz's tweet explored
Minnesota governor Tim Walz has blasted Trump for trying to shut off the funding for law enforcement, health care, schools, ...
Trump is looking to boot transgender troops from the military. Here’s why that’s complicated
Trump’s order to push out transgender troops, issued late Monday night, was instantly condemned by an array of activist ...
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Federal judge blocks President Trump’s freeze on federal spending from taking effect until Feb 3, as 22 states sue over the policy
President Donald Trump announced a freeze on federal spending, a sweeping measure that impacts many programs in Minnesota.
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Minnesota ACLU: Local jurisdictions have the right to not cooperate with immigration enforcement
During President Donald Trump's first week in office, his new Department of Justice announced plans to potentially criminally ...
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Federal judge blocks President Trump’s freeze on federal spending from taking effect until Feb. 3, as 22 states sue over policy
Tuesday afternoon a federal judge has blocked the freeze from taking effect until Monday, Feb. 3 at 5 p.m. CT.
From Donald Trump to Lansing, 1 big problem: They're acting like children | Opinion
If you meet someone who's running for office, writes contributing columnist John Lindstrom, ask one question: Are you a grown ...