Lawmakers Weigh In on Wildfire Relief South Dakota lawmakers are considering a bill that could limit electricity providers’ liability for wildfires. It’s a move that’s got many scratching their heads, wondering why companies shouldn’t be on the hook for damages

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Trump’s Latest Move Donald Trump’s bid to control the 2024 elections just got a whole lot more complicated. ICE is wreaking havoc in Minnesota, and officials are warning that states better be ready for what’s coming next. The Warning Signs

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NTSB Blames FAA for Fatal Crash The National Transportation Safety Board is about to drop the hammer on the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) over last year’s deadly plane-helicopter crash near Washington. It’s not looking good for the FAA. What Went

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Minneapolis Deaths Spark Immigration Debate Mike Lawler, a Republican congressman, thinks both Biden and Trump got immigration wrong. It’s not like we haven’t heard that before, but Lawler’s speaking out now because of recent deaths in Minneapolis. A New Plan,

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Noem’s Got a Problem Sen. Elizabeth Warren says Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem should resign – or face impeachment. Warren made the comments in a video posted Monday on X, joining a growing chorus of critics who don’t like Noem’s

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January 27, A Day That Will Be Etched in History It’s been years since President Donald Trump signed an executive order that banned refugees from entering the US for 120 days and suspended Syrian refugees indefinitely. The move was met

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Charlamagne’s Bold Prediction Charlamagne’s predicting a ‘de-MAGA-ification’ of the US, similar to how Nazi ideology got outlawed in post-war Germany. This comes after Alex Pretti was killed in a confrontation with federal officers in Minneapolis. A Dark Precedent It’s a

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Karoline Leavitt’s Minnesota Play Karoline Leavitt just made it clear who’s in charge in Minnesota: it’s Homan. That’s right, Homan will be Leavitt’s main point of contact in the state. What This Means This move isn’t exactly surprising, but it’s

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Chris Madel Throws in the Towel Chris Madel, a Republican who’d been vying for the top spot in Minnesota, is calling it quits. He’s ditching his bid for governor, and he’s not mincing words about why. Madel says the immigration

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Dominion’s Lawsuits Against Election Deniers Drag On Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell are still facing pending lawsuits from Dominion, the voting machine company they falsely accused of rigging the 2020 election. It’s been a long and ugly battle, with Dominion

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