Finstad backed Trump tariffs as Minnesota farmers paid the price
Agriculture is the economic driver of Finstad’s district.
By Jesse Valentine - July 29, 2026
Agriculture is the economic driver of Finstad’s district.
By Jesse Valentine - July 29, 2026
A Republican candidate for the Minnesota House said he believes abortion should be limited, and expressed openness to abortion bans after the 5th or 6th week of pregnancy
By Madison McVan, Minnesota Reformer - October 08, 2024
At a Republican fundraiser in Mankato, the candidate for Minnesota House District 18A, Erica Schwartz, gave a speech promising to promote tough-on-crime policies and advocate for lower taxes.
By Madison McVan, Minnesota Reformer - September 10, 2024
Kathleen Fowke, the Republican candidate running in the November special election for Senate District 45, last year received a homestead property tax break for a property she doesn’t live in and outside the district she hopes to represent.
By Michelle Griffith, Minnesota Reformer - September 10, 2024
Republican U.S. House candidate Joe Teirab’s anti-abortion views run so deep that he attributes his very existence to anti-abortion advocates.
By Michelle Griffith, Minnesota Reformer - August 16, 2024
Minnesota lawmakers last year passed a sweeping law protecting abortion rights and making Minnesota a reproductive rights refuge in the Upper Midwest. But the U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case whose outcome could still limit access to an abortion pill despite Minnesota’s protections.
By Michelle Griffith, Minnesota Reformer - March 25, 2024
The Minnesota Parents Alliance and its conservative allies spent thousands on school board races this year, predicting that their candidates who promoted “parental rights” would win big among suburbanites. But voters last week rejected the majority of the group’s candidates, electing 11 out of the 44 that MPA endorsed. Despite the losses, MPA did score […]
By Michelle Griffith, Minnesota Reformer - November 17, 2023
Donald Trump’s administration had tried to open old-growth forests in Alaska and Minnesota to logging and mining.
By Oliver Willis - January 30, 2023
Changing climate, invasive species and pollution are threatening the wild rice plant harvested as a sacred food by Ojibwe people in Minnesota.
By Associated Press - September 25, 2022
Lieutenant governor candidate Matt Birk’s 2018 comments opposing sexual ‘freedom’ are not the only controversial remarks he’s made about women or abortion.
By Emily Singer - August 24, 2022
Unemployment has fallen across the country — to rates lower than those that Trump left office with — following actions taken by the Biden-Harris Administration.
By Oliver Willis - August 22, 2022
Republicans have under-performed in early elections in multiple districts, signalling that a so-called ‘red wave’ for the GOP is unlikely.
By Emily Singer - August 10, 2022
Incumbent Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN) is running against Republican nominee Tyler Kistner, who accused Democrats in Congress of working to implement ‘a communist-centered-type health care plan.’
By Kaishi Chhabra - August 04, 2022
New York, California and Minnesota are among the states taking steps to protect abortion providers and patients.
By Lisa Needham - July 28, 2022
Fire officials in some cities worry that the cancelations of community displays could prompt some people to ramp up their use of consumer-grade fireworks.
By Associated Press - July 04, 2022
More lawmakers are introducing and passing legislation to protect LGBTQ people in their jurisdictions from the discriminatory laws of other states.
By Casey Quinlan - May 19, 2022
Jennifer Carnahan was forced out of her job as chair of the Minnesota Republican Party over ties to an alleged sex trafficker.
By Emily Singer - March 14, 2022
Andrónico Luksic once rented a $5.5 million home in Washington, D.C., to Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner while his family’s mining company lobbied the Trump administration.
By Oliver Willis - January 28, 2022
Anton Lazzaro was arrested on several charges of federal sex trafficking earlier in August.
By Josh Israel - August 20, 2021
The governor signed an executive order on Thursday morning banning the harmful practice.
By Casey Quinlan - July 15, 2021
They’re putting measures that hurt trans people into unrelated bills on things like education and health care.
By Casey Quinlan - May 10, 2021
‘What we couldn’t get them to do in the case of Eric Garner, Michael Brown in Ferguson, and countless others, we are finally seeing them do today,’ the Rev. Al Sharpton said.
By Associated Press - May 07, 2021
‘Yesterday’s verdict in the state criminal trial does not address potentially systemic policing issues in Minneapolis,’ Attorney General Merrick Garland said.
By Associated Press - April 21, 2021
As a violent mob descended on the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., protests in other states also cropped up.
By Amy Lieu - January 07, 2021
The annual accusations of a ‘war on Christmas’ could have deadly results in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.
By Donna Provencher - December 09, 2020
Rep.-elect Michelle Fischbach is fine with Trump’s desperate delays.
By Josh Israel - November 20, 2020
The slip-up came as the Trump son continues to make baseless allegations of voter fraud.
By Emily Singer - November 10, 2020
‘We follow the state guidelines and we expect the campaign when it’s here to do the same thing.’
By Donna Provencher - October 30, 2020
The South Carolina Republican is raising money for Minnesota Republican Senate candidate Jason Lewis.
By Josh Israel - October 09, 2020
Also: The House of Representatives votes to end Trump’s Muslim ban, and New York expands voter registration.
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