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In combative start to NATO visit, Trump asserts that pipeline project has made Germany "totally controlled" by and "captive to Russia." -
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A newborn baby was killed and more than two dozen people were injured when a tornado whipped through Watford City, in northwestern North Dakota, demolishing more than 100 structures, officials said.
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The Twins fell behind quickly en route to a 9-4 loss to Kansas City, ending Minnesota's five-game win streak.
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Not only did Prior Lake native Becca Kufrin from ABC's "The Bachelorette" throw out the first pitch at Target Field, she is taking part in the Twins' "Would you accept this Rosie?" campaign to get outfielder Eddie Rosario to the All-Star Game.
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The St. Paul Saints get a visit from former MLB star Rafael Palmeiro, who at age 53 is on a comeback tour.
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There has been little movement on a proposal made by Minneapolis City Council Member Abdi Warsame during his 2017 re-election campaign to create a new mall for East African business owners.
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Four people have been charged with running an underage sex trafficking ring in the parking lot of a Brooklyn Park apartment complex.
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The operator of a seniors’ apartment complex in New Hope has been cited for neglect in connection with an alleged sexual assault of a vulnerable resident, according to a state investigation
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Update: Several people have been taken to hospitals after an explosion in the Madison, Wis., suburb of Sun Prairie, but no deaths have been reported, authorities said.
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China has allowed the poet Liu Xia, the wife of a Nobel Prize-winning dissident who died in prison a year ago, to fly to Berlin, ending an eight-year house arrest that drew international criticism
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St. Paul is offering $500,000 in low-interest loans for businesses that create jobs in the city’s poorest neighborhoods.
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What e-commerce companies such as Amazon to Bite Squad are demonstrating is that the marketing tactics of e-commerce need not be electronic, they just need to be effective, Lee Schafer writes.
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A major fire has broken out in Sun Prairie, Wis., a suburb of Madison. A loud boom was heard, then a massive plume of smoke began rising from the downtown area about 7:15 p.m.
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With two major construction projects at 50th and France shopping district, businesses are reporting a drop in customer traffic, declining revenue and difficulty attracting new employees, according to an Edina memo.
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China joined the world's top 20 most innovative economies for the first time while the United States fell out of the five top-ranked countries, according to a new U.N. report.
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Participation in Minnesota's hallowed fishing tradition is down once again, according to license data released by the state Department of Natural Resources.
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Here is how the elections in November could affect the U.S. Supreme Court nomination process — and vice versa.
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Can the Twins keep up their winning ways? Minnesota goes for a sixth win in a row, albeit against the worst in baseball. Follow tonight's game against Kansas City at Target Field here.
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Surveillance video has appeared of George Clooney's motorbike crash, apparently taken by a fixed security camera and obtained by an Italian newspaper.
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Authorities say someone accidentally firing a gun appears to be what led to the evacuation of an Army Reserve center in Texas.
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Minnesota DFLers running for governor are focusing on health care plans, seeking to help address rising medical and prescription drug costs.
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Zsa Zsa, the English bulldog from Anoka that made headlines around the world last month after winning this year’s World’s Ugliest Dog contest, has died.
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The naturally filtered pool at Webber Park in north Minneapolis partly reopened after being closed for 13 days.
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Congestion on Twin Cities freeways dropped slightly over the past year, according to an analysis of metro area freeways released by the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
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The Saint Paul & Minnesota Community Foundations are investing $250,000 in media and educators to address racial stereotypes and underrepresentation of communities of color, and some religious and ethnic groups in news media.
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Nigeria has overtaken India to become the country with the highest number of people living in extreme poverty, which is defined as living on less than $1.90 a day.
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David Martinez, a St. Paul City Council candidate, has been banned from the city’s public libraries for a month after he was arrested at George Latimer Central Library last week.
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Two "upper-middle-aged" Twin Cities folks show that learning something new enriches your life.
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The face of birding is slowly changing, with app-sporting newbies heading out in urban parks.
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St. Paul City Council Member Dai Thao was barred from allegedly helping a voter at the polls last November and wrongly interpreted federal, state and case laws in arguing his innocence, a prosecutor wrote in a court filing arguing that the case against Thao should proceed.
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A onetime Twin Cities pharmacist has pleaded guilty to stealing roughly 20,000 doses of addictive drugs, including Ambien, over several years from his workplace.
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A suspect in a Minneapolis killing was identified with facial recognition technology, authorities said. -
France advanced to the World Cup final by defeating Belgium 1-0. Croatia faces England in the other semifinal match Wednesday.
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The man who left a baby boy in the woods after a car crash in Montana said he did that because the boy was very heavy.
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Former Minneapolis North High athletic director Leo Lewis was fired, supporters say.
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President Trump has landed in Brussels for a NATO summit at the start of a four-nation European tour.
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Dozens of immigrant children around the U.S. left shelters to be reunited with their parents today.
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American Airlines said it will stop using plastic straws and stir sticks.
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Belgium and France are scoreless in their World Cup semifinal match. Follow the game here with a live blog, rosters and more.
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Hero or villain? Trump's court pick Brett Kavanaugh is in for a fight. -
As rental scooters arrive, Minneapolis City Council moves to regulate their use.
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Brett Kavanaugh went to Capitol Hill today to begin promoting himself as the next Supreme Court justice.
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A new 10,000 Takes essay: I'm single and I love it, but Minnesotans don't seem to believe me.
