SAN FRANCISCO — Thousands of people in Northern California remained without power Friday after a utility cut off service to prevent powerful winds from damaging […]

On the afternoon of Feb. 24, President Donald Trump declared on Twitter that the coronavirus was “very much under control” in the United States, one […]

After several dozen passengers boarded the 4:27 p.m. Northstar Thursday at the Target Field stop, the locomotive edged forward and departed right on time. If […]

PORTLAND, Maine — Republican U.S. Sen. Susan Collins and her Democratic opponent Sara Gideon sparred on health care and the nation’s coronavirus response during a […]

  WASHINGTON – After an ambitious expansion of the safety net in the spring saved millions of people from poverty, the aid is now largely […]

DULUTH – In their pitch to prospective clients, staff at the convention center here used to advertise the facility’s proximity to Lake Superior and tourist-friendly […]

OAKLAND, California — When Facebook and Twitter moved quickly this week to limit the spread of an unverified political story published by the conservative-leaning New […]

WASHINGTON — A shipment of women’s gloves at a California port has been traced to a factory that uses forced labor of people caught up […]

Minnesota Premier Publications at the end of the year will stop publishing the Southwest Journal, one of the last neighborhood newspapers in the Twin Cities, […]

Room & Board started 40 years ago offering budget-friendly flat-pack, ready-to-assemble furniture after its founder, John Gabbert, traveled to Sweden and visited Ikea. That was […]