Her opponent was not clear as of press time, with Rep. Angie Craig, D-Minn., and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, D-Minn., locked in a close contest for the party nomination.

While Trump is frequently credited with thinking and governing outside the bureaucratic box, in reality, it’s often common sense policies pairing practicality and professions.

A bill that would formally end penny production in the U.S. passed the Senate with unanimous consent. Under the Common Cents Act, pennies would still be legal tender, though retailers may not have any ...

Graham died unexpectedly in July, setting up a special primary as he had already won the party nomination and was seeking reelection in November.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers may soon wear gloves that deliver electric shocks to combative individuals. The agency plans to spend up to $20 million to purchase the "conducive ...

The annual inflation rate for the U.S. economy fell slightly in July, shows the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index report for last month that was released Wednesday. The annualized rate in July ...

Peggy Flanagan, lieutenant governor under Gov. Tim Walz, led the Democratic primary over Rep. Angie Craig. Flanagan had 54.6% of the vote with 31% of votes counted, Craig had 43.7% ...

Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla. is speaking out against Dr. Anthony Fauci after texts released Monday revealed he apparently knew there was a risk of miscarriage to women taking the COVID-19 vaccine.

Minnesota Speaker of the House Lisa Demuth has won the Republican nomination for governor in a stunning upset over the Trump-backed Mike Lindell. The Associated Press called the race for Demuth at ...

Conservative commentator and Real America's Voice host Wayne Allyn Root made the suggestion in an interview, noting that it could be done if the Senate fails to pass the SAVE America Act when it ...

The host commented that if the president does declare a national security emergency and federalize the elections, then he would get everything he wanted without the Senate's assistance.

The president's security team reportedly told Trump to hide inside a catering truck in order to board the new plane, which was different than the one widely reported.