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Reports: Walz, Frey, Ellison among those issued subpoenas by U.S. Justice

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Justice served subpoenas on high-ranking Minnesota elected officials Tuesday, according to multiple media reports. The reports say Gov. Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, Attorney... Read More.

Supreme Court hears arguments in ‘vampire rule’ gun case

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday in a case over a Hawaii law that prohibits concealed carry permit holders from bringing guns on private property that is open to the public. ... Read More.

Trump slams ‘stupid’ UK decision to give back key military base

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump sharply criticized the United Kingdom's decision to hand over the Chagos Islands, the location of a strategic U.S. military base, to Mauritius. The Trump administration had... Read More.

Bill would block Arizona Guard from unauthorized U.S. wars

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

A new bill seeks to make Arizona the first state in the country to prevent its National Guard from fighting in wars not authorized by Congress. State Sen. Wendy... Read More.

Trump urges arrests after church protest in St. Paul

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump called for for protestors to be "thrown in jail" following a protest which disrupted a Sunday morning service in St. Paul. Trump's words join the national... Read More.

Trump says ‘no going back’ on plans to annex Greenland

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump positioned the annexation of Greenland as essential for U.S. and global security, even as European leaders voiced strong resistance during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. ... Read More.

SCOTUS declines to hear felony firearm cases

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to take up two cases over whether individuals with felony records can be permanently disarmed under the Second Amendment. The court declined... Read More.

Entitlement fraud costs taxpayers billions or trillions, dwarfing Minnesota

Tuesday, January 20 by The Center Square

The Center Square) - Since 2020, fraudsters have scammed at least $36 billion and as much as $3 trillion in tax money from federal entitlement programs, dwarfing the amount federal prosecutors claim was stolen in Minnesota's federal food aid scandal known as Feeding Our... Read More.

Author: The Center Square

Reports: Walz, Frey, Ellison among those issued subpoenas by U.S. Justice

Supreme Court hears arguments in ‘vampire rule’ gun case

Trump slams ‘stupid’ UK decision to give back key military base

Bill would block Arizona Guard from unauthorized U.S. wars

Trump urges arrests after church protest in St. Paul

Trump says ‘no going back’ on plans to annex Greenland

SCOTUS declines to hear felony firearm cases

Entitlement fraud costs taxpayers billions or trillions, dwarfing Minnesota

One year in: Reviewing Trump’s inaugural promises

Report: Americans pay for 96% of Trump’s foreign tariffs

Advocates celebrate MLK Day, slam Trump administration

Exclusive: St. Paul church congregant says ‘we were surrounded’

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