Epstein, Minnesota and Donald Trump
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The Trump administration put $74 million in already allocated education funding on hold. After pushback, it released $13 million for after-school and summer school programs, but $61 million is still missing.
President Donald Trump’s administration has adopted an aggressive posture toward Minnesota in his second term, launching a series of investigations into the state’s laws, canceling federal dollars with no warning and conducting sweeping law enforcement raids without any advance word to local authorities.
Presidents from both parties have historically called state and local politicians after high-profile tragedies.
When Congress rescinded $1.1 billion in funding to the CPB last week, it also cut other rural radio and television stations off from federal grants.
Arrests of unauthorized immigrants living in Minnesota have doubled, and the time it takes to deport someone has been cut in half since President Donald Trump took office. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents made 878 arrests in the state between Trump’s inauguration on Jan.
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Irish Star on MSNTrump's old rally video comes back to haunt him due to Epstein protestDonald Trump is dealing with one of the biggest crises of his political career as his loyal base are in a rage over the handling of the Epstein Files
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How will Trump’s big bill affect Minnesota?WASHINGTON – The sprawling tax and spending bill approved by Congress on Thursday contains a number of changes to government spending sought by President Donald ... Minnesota Republicans voted for the bill; all Minnesota Democrats voted against it. A ...
As Congress raced to send the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to President Donald Trump before the Fourth of July, Erin Murphy pounced. “If you cut health care to give tax cuts to the wealthy you should have to bathe and care for the seniors, sick and disabled you hurt,” the Minnesota Legislature’s DFL Senate majority leader posted on X.
President Donald Trump's daughter-in-law Lara Trump on Thursday said she would not run for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina next year, setting the stage for an expected matchup of former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper and Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley.
WCCO digital headlines: Afternoon of June 25, 2025 01:43. Minnesota became the latest state Wednesday to face a lawsuit from the Trump administration seeking to force it to give its high school ...