Some students tried to vote where it would count most, contributing to what is shaping up to be a year of record youth voter turnout.

The Child Removal Survey looks at how the federal government upended Native American communities and how they have sought healing.

Following the tar sands oil pipeline approval on Nov. 30, advocates call for Gov. Walz to deny or delay construction.

The Federal Trade Commission urged Zoom to improve its data privacy, though some have criticized the settlement for lacking accountability measures.

One year since Gregorio Montejo’s arrest, the Montejo family deals with the aftermath of his ICE detainment and deportation.

Experts say the technology is largely inaccurate, especially in identifying people of color.

University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel also discussed plans for spring semester and COVID-19 testing with the Minnesota Daily.

Republican groups are happy with the gains the GOP has made, while Democrat groups are excited about Biden’s win.

Nonviolent Peaceforce, which is stationed in conflict zones around the world, brought unarmed civilian protection tactics to the Twin Cities during election week.

Heated debates quickly ensued between the two groups, with competing chants like "Black lives matter" and "all lives matter" ringing out from either side.