DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS ARE GETTING READY FOR A TRUMP PRESIDENCY BY: Nathaniel Ballantyne Washington, DC—As the Biden campaign scrambles to calm nerves about the president’s disastrous debate performance, Democrats on Capitol Hill are growing increasingly furious at those around him … Continued
Washington, DC – The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that former President Donald J. Trump is entitled to some level of immunity from prosecution. This decision, with a vote of 6 to 3 that divided along partisan lines, may effectively … Continued
The Hmong Cultural Center Museum in St. Paul, one of few public institutions dedicated to displaying Hmong material culture and history, is growing. The museum, which opened its storefront exhibition space in 2021, has just finished an expansion that increases … Continued
The St. Croix River in Stillwater crested on Monday, just over moderate flood stage, but river watchers are expecting a long and slow recession of the water. The river reached 688.09 feet around 10:45 a.m., and stayed at that level … Continued
Many new laws went into effect in Minnesota on Monday, the first day of July, including a new fee on retail deliveries that’ll raise more than $60 million a year for roads, a free college tuition program and penalties for … Continued
Not surprisingly, former champion Tony Finau has already committed to the 3M Open, along with defending champion Lee Hodges. There have also been commitments from fan favorites like Sam Burns, a member of the Ryder Cup last year, Sahith Theegala, … Continued