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The council unanimously voted to drop the Pledge because of concerns that it intimidated the city's diverse population.

Newly released documents show the National Security Agency improperly collected phone records four months after it said it had fixed technical problems that caused a similar collection of data that violated federal law.

Sunday event to celebrate the mystery of felines.

Afternoon Star Tribune Local Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Weather Video Forecast

The Loons' 2-1 victory in a friendly against its affialite team Forward Madison marked the first time an MLS team had played in Madison.

His summit colleagues will want to know his ultimate objective.

Writer of the first two films also assumes directing duties this time.

The deal is for one year and is seen as a formality before Jones fields potentially longer-term, more lucrative offers in free agency.

The Latest on allegation Eric Trump was spat upon in Chicago (all times local):

With other avenues of elucidation closed, the House goes to the source.

The Latest on the shooting of an off-duty Chicago Police officer (all times local):

An organization that sponsors an all-male Kansas student mock government apologized after this year's teenage governor proposed eliminating the constitutional amendment that gave women the right to vote.

Welcome to the Wednesday edition of The Cooler, where there are no automatic outs. Let's get to it: *You'll recall that the Rockets made an aggressive bid to land Jimmy Butler from the Wolves before Minnesota ultimately dealt him to the 76ers last fall, reportedly offering as many as four first-round picks for General Soreness. (You have to wonder, by the way, if Timberwolves President Gersson Rosas, who was sitting on the other side of that proposed deal eight months ago, would prefer to have all those picks now instead of Robert Covington). Читать дальше...

It wasn't just the fans who were looking forward to a quarterfinal clash between France and the defending champion United States at the Women's World Cup. Megan Rapinoe clearly was, too.

Byron Buxton's bruised wrist needs a few more days to heal, and the Twins will need to decide whether to send him to the minor leagues for a rehab assignment.

The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee says he expects special counsel Robert Mueller to have "a profound impact" when he testifies before Congress on July 17, even though Mueller has said he won't provide any new information.

The 5-year-old boy thrown off a Mall of America balcony has undergone many surgeries and will be hospitalized indefinitely, his family says.

The House Oversight Committee has voted to issue a subpoena to force White House counselor Kellyanne Conway to appear before the panel as it looks into allegations that she repeatedly violated a federal law that limits political activity by government workers.

A bride-to-be looking for a gown online can find dresses with trains and lace for well under $300. Go into a local bridal shop, and the average price will stretch into four figures, taking some shoppers by surprise.

Individual market enrollment declined 6% to 141,110 people.

Sentera, a leader in the agricultural-drone software business raised capital, added management and doubled revenue last year.

We've all seen reports about head injuries, traffic accidents and even deaths that electric scooter riders have suffered as the popular new mobility option has pushed onto the streets in more than 100 cities worldwide.

The Supreme Court is declining to overrule two past cases that had been criticized by conservatives as giving unelected officials vast lawmaking power.

The Wisconsin Senate is expected to give final approval to the state budget on Wednesday. After that, it will head to Gov. Tony Evers, who can sign it into law with no changes, sign it with alterations made through his partial-veto powers, or veto the entire plan. Here's what is included in the two-year spending plan: