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A Black woman who says she has received numerous racist and threatening messages as an Indiana congressional candidate against Vice President Mike Pence's brother was unintentionally shot at last week by two boys with a BB gun, not a firearm, police said Thursday.

Gap is moving away from the nation's malls.

A former transit police sergeant accused of hitting two protesters with his baton became on Thursday the third Philadelphia officer to be charged with assault and related offenses stemming from demonstrations against police brutality after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

Largest holder of leases last year quietly terminated them and exited the state.

The U and Minnesota State held the first-ever statewide summit on student mental health Thursday.

The Wild was scheduled to play the St. Louis Blues at Target Field on January 1, but plans for that game and the NHL All-Star Game have been put on hold.

President Donald Trump has scheduled a rally Saturday in a conservative Milwaukee suburb, just nine days before the election.

Cruz has been named the winner of baseball's Marvin Miller Award, which is given by the players union for leadership on the field and in the community.

While COVID-19 and riot damage didn't help, the tech company said the closure was already in process before the pandemic.

Strangers on the internet hailed Duncan Socrates Lemp as a martyr for their anti-government movement after a police officer shot and killed the 21-year-old man during a pre-dawn raid on his family's Maryland home.

Past predictions of youth voter mobilization have fallen short. But this year young people are voting early in droves.

Rashod Bateman, a likely first-round draft choice, already has a plan for after football: "I fell in love with Minnesota. I've thought about it, I think I'm going to retire and live on Lake Minnetonka."

The trafficking group was tied to the Chicago-based Black P-Stone Gang.

Cindy Hansen disavowed the erroneous endorsement in the traditionally conservative district.

Troy Simonson is going to focus on the group's growing Revo subsidiary, while Chief Operating Officer Aaron Johnson takes the helm.

Decisions made on Kirk Cousins, Dalvin Cook and Yannick Ngakoue aren't looking good. So it's fair to question if the current Vikings general manager and coach should be making decisions for the future.

The Vikings lost reserve safety and special teams veteran George Iloka to a torn ACL suffered during Wednesday's practice, the team's last on-field session before the four-day, bye-week break over this weekend. It's a tough break for Iloka, who was placed on injured reserve and will undergo season-ending surgery, according to a league source, after he re-signed with the young Vikings secondary in September and quickly became a contributor. He played 43 defensive snaps against the Texans during the Vikings' Oct. Читать дальше...

There's no doubt in my mind, by the way, that the federal lawsuit filed this week was put together by career civil servants and not political henchmen.

Because of the lack of congressional action, he has aggressively explored an array of possible executive actions linked to existing statutory authority.

The driver and a man with him at the time "both tried not to talk about it as it brought about bad memories," the charges read.

People say I kept Sid's column going, and thereby kept Sid going. That's nice to hear. Sid did the same for me.

New York University's Langone Medical Center will strip the Sackler name from its biomedical institute following the Justice Department's announcement that Purdue Pharma, the company founded by the Sackler family, will plead guilty to federal criminal charges over the company's role in the opioid epidemic, NYU officials announced Thursday.

The Blue Dog Democrat finds himself increasingly isolated from his party as Republicans spend millions to unseat him.