Elizabeth Warren's campaign is moving to become the first in the Democratic presidential primary to hire field staff and open field offices in Pennsylvania, early moves in a late primary state that could become an important prize if the nominee remains in doubt past March.
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Democrats will hold four primary debates in each of the early primary states as voting gets underway next year, with some of the debates scheduled for just days before voters head to the polls, the Democratic National Committee announced in an email to campaigns Thursday.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution says Clint Eastwood's movie defames late journalist Kathy Scruggs.
Center Eric Staal, who was injured Tuesday in the 3-2 shootout loss to the Ducks, may play vs Edmonton. Devan Dubnyk hopes to be with the team on its next road trip.
It's the third set of layoffs confirmed by the Bloomington-based health care system over the past six weeks.
The deal involves the transfer of about 900 3M employees to Altaris and will exclude the transdermal drug delivery business.
The hats — which will be available the day the movie opens, Dec. 20 — will feature R2-D2, Darth Vader and Yoda.
The House Judiciary Committee opened a marathon session Thursday as the sharply partisan panel took the first steps toward voting on articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
Thursday's ruling comes the same week that the school announced the elimination of its football and golf programs to comply with the order.
Vintage pieces fill Tasha Schultz's own home in Falcon Heights.
Police in a Minneapolis suburb are investigating a fatal shooting at a gas station.
On one of the more memorable plays of an otherwise forgettable game Sunday, Stefon Diggs ran a comeback route near the left sideline with Lions defensive back Darius Slay matching him step-for-step. Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins, after faking a handoff, bought time by rolling out to his left, eventually firing the ball toward Diggs – who corralled the ball and dragged both feet while staying inbounds by inches, all while Slay was close enough to hear him breathe. It was a great throw and great coverage, but the catch was the best of all. Читать дальше...
Opponents of a power line in southwestern Wisconsin are taking their fight against the $492 million project to federal court.
Loft in North Loop has sleek new kitchen and bathroom.
Gov. Tim Walz calls for a new public-private council that includes nine state agencies to work on aging issues.
Sarah Papenheim was overseas studying when she was stabbed by her roommate.
The local NBC affiliate is a big winner for the 2020 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Awards.
The Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls has a new bishop.
Investigators looking into potential wrongdoing by members of the Detroit Police Department's narcotics unit have found that some officers stole from drug dealers, planted drugs on suspects and lied to prosecutors to get search warrants, the city's police chief said.
African Swine Fever will cast a long shadow on Chinese demand for U.S. soybeans.
The Jan. 18 party at First Ave is scaled back from prior years' two-night lineups.
Delta's profit outlook for 2020 was slightly higher than the midpoint of analysts' forecasts. Its stock rose Thursday.
Besides playing obscure vintage holiday tunes, they reworked "Midnight at the Oasis" for Christmas at the Dakota.
Ben Goessling, Andrew Krammer and Michael Rand preview the Vikings' trip to Los Angeles, where an underachieving Chargers (5-8) team has talent not reflected by its record. How do the Vikings stack up? What's at stake in the NFC playoff race?