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Who is Republican Attorney General Candidate Ron Schutz?
Ron Schutz, the Republican candidate for Minnesota Attorney General, wants to increase the office’s power and remove control from local counties if elected. A lawyer with no political experience, Schutz has a long record of lobbying for corporate interests over hardworking Minnesotans. Who do you think is the right choice for Minnesota?
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WI candidate questions Google rep over copy-and-paste data center proposal
Wisconsin congressional candidate and Former USGS water-quality researcher Amanda Bell pressed a Google representative at a Hermantown open house over the company’s proposed 1.8 million-square-foot data center near Lake Superior. Bell alleged that Google reused documents from another project without changing the address.
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Drivers are dealing with lingering smells after manure spill on Highway 62
Liquid manure was spilled across both lanes of Highway 62 that has caused drivers to deal with lingering smells in their cars days later. The Minnesota State Patrol says the spill was “inches deep” and that if they learn where the spill came from, whoever was responsible could be fined.
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Rep. Angie Craig allegedly asked for Sen. John Hoffman’s endorsement..while he was in a hospital bed
Minnesota state Senator John Hoffman, who survived an attempted political assassination last June, is claiming US Rep. Angie Craig sent someone to ask for his endorsement on her behalf for the US Senate while he was recovering in the ICU. Hoffman made the claim at a rally last week for Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, who…
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John Hoffman says Angie Craig sought his endorsement while he was recovering from being shot
Minnesota state Sen. John Hoffman says Rep. Angie Craig’s campaign sought his endorsement while he was recovering after he and his wife survived a politically motivated shooting that killed former Democratic House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband. Hoffman said a Craig campaign surrogate approached him in the ICU and again at his home, calling…
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Sen. Smith: ICE is beyond repair
Six months after federal agents killed Alex Pretti, Sen. Tina Smith says the demands for answers and accountability remain unresolved—and ICE has continued using deadly force. Pointing to the recent killings of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston and Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Maine, Smith said public trust in the agency is “fundamentally broken.”
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How can legislation stop drug companies from running TV ads?
A community member asked Washington US Rep. Pramila Jayapal and Minnesota DFL CD-2 candidate Matt Lille what could be done about pharmaceutical drug ads on TV.They said it’s a waste of money and legislative action will be taken.
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US Rep. Pramila Jayapal endorses Matt Little for Minnesota CD-2, talks Medicare for All
Washington US Rep. Pramila Jayapal held a Medicare for All forum Friday, July 24 in Eagan, with Matt Little, the DFL-endorsed candidate for Minnesota’s 2nd district.
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Rep. Omar slams Trump’s request for $95 billion budget bill
Rep. Ilhan Omar criticized Republicans’ $95 billion budget package, accusing them of prioritizing funding for President Trump’s overseas military actions while making it harder for millions of eligible Americans to vote. Omar’s comments come as lawmakers debate the administration’s request for additional funding tied to foreign conflicts and other priorities.
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Man sentenced to two life terms plus 40 years in Hortman killings
The man who shot and killed Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman and shot Sen. John Hoffman was sentenced to two life terms and another 40 years in prison on Thursday, July 23.
