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DNA testing shows island moth from Madagascar is distinctly different from similar varieties found on the African mainland

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Three more Minnesota men were arrested Monday for allegedly...

Eight Minnesotans have been charged with participating in the deadly siege.

Thursdays Dark Side of the Ring season 3B premiere episode on WWEs infamous Plane Ride from Hell drew 153,000 viewers on Vice TV, according to…

Fundraising amounts can be difficult to pin down in race that focuses on police.

If passed this November, a ballot initiative would replace the Minneapolis Police Department with a new Department of Public Safety under city council control.

Filosofas Georgas Wilhelmas Friedrichas Hegelis teigė, kad vienintelė istorijos pamoka yra ta, kad mes iš istorijos nepasimokome. Jungtinių Valstijų pajėgoms be ceremonijų...

A dozen elected leaders in Minnesota's Republican Party, along with the party chairwoman, have vowed to return campaign contributions from a GOP strategist who was indicted by a federal grand jury on child sex trafficking charges.

New census data has given legislators tasked with redrawing Minnesotas political map a lot to think about, and they only have a few months to agree or to punt the high-stakes job to the courts.

The world’s rarest stamp is returning to Britain permanently for the first time in 143 years. The British Guiana 1c Magenta (1856), which has been described as “the Mona Lisa of the stamp world”, was bought for 8.3 million US dollars (£6.2 million) by rare stamp dealer Stanley Gibbons at auction last month. For nearly a century and a half, the stamp has been held in collections abroad, but it will now go on display at the Stanley Gibbons flagship store in central London. Stanley Gibbons...