Attorney General William Barr has appointed a U.S. attorney to examine the origins of the Russia investigation and determine if intelligence collection involving the Trump campaign was "lawful and appropriate," a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press on Monday.
Story of Nelson Pinos has drawn national attention.
The Hennepin County attorney will collect his $182,025 salary and face no deadline for returning to work from his medical leave, the reasons for which remained unclear Monday.
A federal appeals court is about to again take up the issue of whether and how states can cut off federal Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood.
The Twins starter had his shortest outing of the season, giving up five runs on 12 hits in only 5⅔ innings.
The Los Angeles Angels nipped the Twins 5-4 at Target Field on Monday night.
The decision is one that students from four affinity groups at the school had lobbied for and represents an about-face for the district.
Gersson Rosas, the team's new president of basketball operations, is set to represent the Wolves in Chicago at Tuesday's draft lottery, the annual event in which the future of several franchises hinge on the fate of pingpong balls.
Juwan Mitchell, a three-star inside linebacker who initially announced his commitment at the end of March, tweeted his reconsideration Monday.
Cruz said he could try to swing a bat as soon as Tuesday but will be smart about it.
On Thursday, Joe Fahnbulleh blazed to a state-record time of 10.23 seconds in the 100 meters at the Class 3A, Section 7 True Team meet.
All Energy Solar, the 10-year-old, 135-employee solar installer, plans to equip 1,000 buildings this year with solar arrays.
Tight end Kyle Rudolph said Monday he'd like clarity soon on his standing with the Vikings.
Will Minnesota avert a state government shutdown? It's complicated. But here's a primer on the budget fight.
Republicans offered to spend $100 million more, but with no tax increases.
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The move comes less than a month after an appeals court reversed the renaming of the city lake.
Those who hoped for less gridlock, more compromise may be out of luck.
When we argue about conversion therapy, we're arguing about people's lives.
And that's a good thing — because they rely on it.
Washington and Beijing must end the escalation or risk further global economic harm.
That will yield results that Minnesotans can be proud of. Key issues: workforce development, education, transportation and housing.
The collateral damage can only result in sharply higher prices and fewer jobs.
