Trump at NATO: From ‘daddy’ comment to defending US strikes on Iran

From getting called “daddy" doubling down on the damage done to Iran’s nuclear sites, here’s what to know about President Trump’s time at the NATO summit Wednesday.

House blocks progressive's Trump impeachment bid with bipartisan vote

The House of Representatives voted along bipartisan lines to quash a lone progressive lawmaker's bid to impeach President Donald Trump Tuesday afternoon.

Melissa and Mark Hortman, their dog to lie in state at Capitol ahead of funeral

Rep. Hortman will be the first woman to lie in state at the Capitol. She will be joined by her husband, Mark Hortman, and their beloved golden retriever, Gilbert.

Israel-Iran updates: Ceasefire shaky as Israel says Iran launched more missiles

A ceasefire between Israel and Iran appeared to be faltering Tuesday morning. Here's the latest between the two counties and the U.S. involvement.

ICE arrests Iranian national in St. Paul who they say has connections to Hezbollah

The Department of Homeland Security says the man arrested in St. Paul was in the United States illegally, is a former members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Iran, and has connections to terror organization Hezbollah.

Pres. Trump lashes out at Israel, Iran
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After brokering a ceasefire, Pres. Trump lashed out at Israel and Iran after reports of overnight strikes.

Minnesota lobbyist charged after texts threatening to shoot lawmakers

A lobbyist from Minnesota faces charges after allegedly threatening to shoot lawmakers at the Minnesota Capitol, detailing how much ammo he had, and an intent to “blow somebody’s face off."

Faith leaders speak at MN State Capitol against political violence

Minnesota faith leaders spoke at the Minnesota State Capitol to denounce political violence after the Minnesota lawmaker shootings.

Juneteenth in Rondo neighborhood: A history of resiliency that reflects current events

Under the hot sun of a June day, a few blocks in the Rondo neighborhood celebrated Juneteenth with a mix of remembering painful history and a celebration of resiliency.

Blazing a trail: Cannabis business licenses have started

The green ceiling is cracking in Minnesota. Twenty-five months after the state legalized recreational cannabis, businesses are getting off the ground and for the first time, they're ready to open off tribal land.

Sen. Paul warns Trump 'can't bomb anyone without permission' as Iran debate heats up

The Senate is divided on war powers as President Donald Trump weighs military action against Iran's nuclear sites. Some argue the Constitution gives Congress the sole authority to declare war.

Trump responds to GOP senator's push to bump minimum wage to $15 an hour

President Donald Trump has expressed uncertainty about Sen. Josh Hawley's bipartisan proposal to raise the minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 per hour, noting its impact on business.

Bike tour to border ordeal: Minnesota man flees Iran as tensions rise

A Minnesota man barely gets out of Iran, as he puts it, he had a 50% chance of never walking out. This is stemming from the Israel-Iran conflict. His tour guide even said he could no longer protect him.

Hortman assassination has legislators feeling exposed, looking for change

The gunman's apparent political motivation and the way he allegedly tracked his victims has people in both political parties reconsidering how much access the public should have.

Supreme Court OKs Tennessee ban on gender-affirming care for kids

The ruling by the Supreme Court is a setback for transgender rights, with more than 20 states enacting laws similar to that of Tennessee.