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Lisa Demuth outmaneuvered other lawmakers in becoming the GOP House leader and made her mark in a tied chamber.

Election experts say there's a handful of noncitizen voting every election but they have little impact compared to legal ballots cast.

Lawmakers target private-equity firms that are turning huge profits by providing applied autism therapy behavior analysis to children.

Despite being imperfect, debates provide an opportunity that candidates should embrace as a chance to engage honestly with voters.

Indigenous communities are confronting mounting climate disasters despite inadequate funding and little support for ...

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Soccer and football teams were forced into a month of away games until the gluey infill could be replaced. As the Twin Cities faced sweltering temperatures this summer, student-athletes at St. Paul’s ...

Will Michele Tafoya’s efforts to link Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan to fraud succeed, or will the Trump factor sink Tafoya in the Senate race?

GOP gubernatorial candidate Lisa Demuth came to politics late in life, but she's a natural at message discipline, if not policymaking.

Commissioners warned property tax increases can't permanently make up for the massive cuts from the federal government.

Similar climate superfund laws in other states have been rejected in federal courts. Minnesota should avoid that outcome.