On the fourth day of the U.S. Senate trial, deputy Secretary of State Jim Gelbmann concluded his marathon two days on the witness stand, but not before discussing the roughly 133 ballots that went missing...
The Senate trial resumed Wednesday morning with a key decision that set the tone for Democrat Al FrankenâÄôs counselâÄôs court strategy. The three-judge panel ruled admissible Republican...
In a move that would cut $151 million from the University of MinnesotaâÄôs state aid over the next two years, Gov. Tim Pawlenty proposed a cut Tuesday of more than 8 percent from state higher education...
On the second day of the Senate trial, Republican Sen. Norm ColemanâÄôs legal team told the story of six Minnesotans whose absentee ballots were not counted. The Coleman team also called Deputy...
As Minnesota waits for its second senator, the recount trial brought on by Republican Sen. Norm Coleman âÄî who is currently trailing Democrat Al Franken by 225 votes âÄî got off to a sluggish...
College first-year students are more politically engaged now than they have been in the last 40 years, a UCLA study has found. The study found 35 percent of first-year students frequently discussed politics...
Five days before Gov. Tim Pawlenty is expected to recommend a cut in the University of Minnesota's state appropriation, University President Bob Bruininks was at the Capitol on Thursday pledging to limit...
Though promises of change and new executive orders abound, one initiative from the Bush administration seems to be essentially the same in President ObamaâÄôs: a growing relationship between higher...
WASHINGTON âÄî Armed with little more than a hooded jacket, a pair of fingerless gloves and an excited demeanor, Christopher Bromson, 21, danced to stay warm while watching the presidential swearing-in...
Barack Hussein Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States Tuesday as more than a million frozen spectators packed the U.S. Capitol to witness the spectacle. Countless others from around...
