Trump claims Democrats will 'destroy' suburbs
The remark came as President Donald Trump pledged to eliminate an Obama-era program designed to promote fair housing.
The remark came as President Donald Trump pledged to eliminate an Obama-era program designed to promote fair housing.
Road to the majors for Brody Rodning takes a detour to town ball in Gaylord. He is the only player still employed by a major league organization with a waiver to be competing in Minnesota amateur baseball.
The number of felony marijuana arrests in California continued to decline in 2019 in the age of legalization, but another trend remained unchanged: those arrests fell disproportionately on Hispanics and Blacks, state data showed.
Last season's record-setting lineup is better yet, with Josh Donaldson adding additional pop.
It had opened in 2017, the second Minnesota effort from the James Beard Award-winning chef and restaurateur.
State officials warn that situation could get worse as $600 federal benefit expires.
Eight lawsuits have been filed against the governor in state and federal courts.
Crystal Gail Welcome, a Black social activist, is more than a third of the way done with her 310-mile trek.
The head of the Department of Homeland Security visited Portland, Oregon, on Thursday, just hours after issuing a scathing statement that called the protesters who have taken to the streets every night for nearly two months "violent anarchists" and a "violent mob" that have kept the liberal Northwest city under siege.
They say the relentless behavior was ignored — and in some cases, condoned — by top team executives.
Police said charges are expected by the end of Friday morning.
'Essential Caregivers' program balances well-being, virus control.
Kevin Molino and Adrian Heath, previously with Orlando City, never lost at home in their last season together in 2014.
He built a telecommunications network from Hector, Minn., and helped rescue Canterbury in 1994.
Police reform, bonding bill, federal aid are top priorities.
All this, and now nudity.
It's a promise, but there's a catch. Or two. We need real money and resources.
When I think about how interactions with students would go, I see ineffective education. When I think about ventilation, I see danger.
Not at all costs, but surely there are solutions — both for the main concern of learning and for the side effects of shutdown.