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Minnesota senator warns voters to watch for ICE at polls
Minnesota State Sen. Doron Clark joined residents monitoring for possible ICE activity in Northeast Minneapolis as voters headed to the polls in the state’s Aug. 11 primary election. Clark, a DFL senator representing parts of Minneapolis, said residents should make clear that federal immigration operations will be watched while also urging Minnesotans to vote and…
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Minnesota congressional candidate calls Medicare for All his top priority
Matt Little, the DFL-endorsed candidate for Minnesota 2nd congressional district, says securing Medicare for All is his top campaign priority. Little says the public option other candidates in the race are rallying behind won’t be enough.
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Minnesota congressional candidate: ‘Reform for ICE is not possible’
DFL-backed Minnesota 2nd congressional candidate Matt Little says US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) needs to be “completely replaced.” He is facing two other Democrats in the Aug. 11 primary election.
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Minnesota AG Keith Ellison sounds alarm over Trump plan to allow handguns by mail
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is warning against a Trump administration-backed proposal that would loosen a nearly century-old federal restriction on mailing handguns through the U.S. Postal Service. The Postal Service proposed allowing broader handgun shipments after the Justice Department argued the existing restrictions violate the Second Amendment, a move opposed by Democratic attorneys general…
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Trump’s SNAP law could cost Minnesota $250 million
The Trump administration is making it even harder for hardworking Minnesotans to feed their families. By cutting SNAP eligibility and shifting responsibilities for payment onto states, Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill could cost Minnesota millions while increasing financial pressures on Minnesota families.
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Tom Emmer responds to exaggerated claims he’s “fighting for his life”
After House Majority Whip Tom Emmer was the only legislator absent from Minnesota Farmfest, fellow Republican Rep. Pete Stauber made a shocking claim about his health, saying, “You have no idea what Congressman Emmer is dealing with right now… he is fighting for his damn life today.” Stauber walked back the comment shortly afterward. According…
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Klobuchar calls out warrantless ICE raid on St. Paul family during Blanche’s confirmation
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar confronted attorney general nominee Todd Blanche over the treatment of ChongLy “Scott” Thao, a Hmong American U.S. citizen whom federal agents removed from his St. Paul home at gunpoint during an immigration operation. Thao said agents entered without a judicial warrant, led him outside barely clothed in freezing weather and detained…
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Rep. Ilhan Omar explains why Israel and AIPAC spending are central issues in the Midterms
“There is no other such lobby that exists for any other foreign nation.” U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar argues that AIPAC’s campaign spending has become a central political issue, citing the group’s extensive lobbying efforts and the large sums it has spent to influence congressional races.
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Is Minnesota’s AG race a referendum on fighting Trump in court?
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has sued the Trump administration repeatedly since 2025, ultimately winning most rounds. Now, Republican Ron Schutz is running to challenge him. The state’s primary is August 11th, followed by the general election on November 3rd—and the outcome of Ellison’s showdown with Schutz could shape whether the state keeps pursuing legal…
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Peggy Flanagan, Angie Craig square off on Minnesota data centers
Less than a week before the primary election, Minnesota’s Democratic candidates for US Senate—US Rep. Angie Craig and MN Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan—addressed the spread of data centers in Minnesota and shared what they would do to protect the state’s farmland.
