Dearborn activists' push to bail on Biden spreads to other key battleground states

The Dearborn, Michigan-based “Abandon Biden" and “Listen to Michigan" movements to disrupt President Biden’s re-election bid are spreading to other key swing states.

Panthers' Adam Thielen shares NFL Draft experience, offers advice to prospective players

Carolina Panthers star Adam Thielen talked to Fox News Digital about his NFL Draft experience and advice to prospective players ahead of the event.

Minnesota Dems disavow endorsement of candidate accused of stalking opponent

Minnesota Democrats have disavowed a local party chapter's backing of Judd Hoff, a state House candidate with a violent criminal history.

Orioles' Cedric Mullins makes unbelievable diving play for early catch-of-the-year candidate

Baltimore Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins is already up for "Catch of the Year" after the tremendous diving play he made against the Minnesota Twins on Monday night.

NFL mock draft: Nick Wright has Bears pair Caleb Williams, Marvin Harrison Jr.

With the 2024 NFL Draft just a week away, Nick Wright shares his latest mock draft, presenting a potential trade for the ages in the top five.

2024 NBA Playoff odds: Play-in tournament, first-round odds tracker

The NBA playoffs are here! Follow along for the latest odds throughout the postseason, all the way up to the NBA Finals.

2024 NBA playoff bracket, picture: Final updated standings

The current 2024 NBA playoff picture including bracket, standings, matchups and seedings if the season were to end today.

Wisconsin river stabbing suspect convicted after claiming self-defense in tubing fight that killed teen

Nicolae Miu was convicted in the death of Isaac Schuman, 17, on Thursday. Witnesses say he stabbed people while tubing on the Apple River, which he said was self-defense.

Growing Anti-Biden ‘Uncommitted' Movement Threatens President’s Reelection Chances, Reveals Democrats' Rift with Young Voters

The growing "uncommitted" vote movement, which has caught fire in Democratic presidential nominating contests and led to reportedly 500,000 votes being cast nationally against President Joe Biden, is becoming a significant liability threatening his reelection prospects.

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Raise 500-pound pumpkins in your backyard: 5 tips from America's world-record gourd grower

Travis Gienger of Minnesota offers 5 tips this spring for growing giant 500-pound backyard pumpkins by fall. Gienger grew the largest pumpkin ever recorded, a 2,749-pound goliath, in 2023.

Minnesota deputy and good Samaritan rescue bear cub from highway

A Minnesota sheriff's office deputy and a good Samaritan rescued a black bear cub from a highway and moved it to safety, where it was met by its mother and another cub.

Falcons' Kirk Cousins says getting Kyle Pitts' jersey number would've cost ‘several hundred thousand’ dollars

Uber and Lyft Are Leaving Minneapolis. What Comes Next?

Twins' Byron Buxton nearly collides with bratwurst mascot during game vs Brewers

Minnesota Twins star outfielder Byron Buxton was nearly run over by a bratwurst mascot during a game against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday.

Vikings suspend offensive coordinator until week of NFL Draft after DWI arrest

The Minnesota Vikings have suspended offensive coordinator Wes Phillips for three weeks after his driving while intoxicated arrest in December.

3 defendants plead guilty in Minnesota murder case of a young mother

Three people have pleaded guilty to the 2022 murder of Zaria McKeever in Minnesota after the attorney general took over amid public criticism that the original plea deal was too lenient.

Minnesota school district seeks to hire $100-200k 'anti-racist' official who can examine 'Whiteness’

A job listing for a school district in Minnesota called for a new hire who would enforce racial equity policy and have massive influence on the district.

Public School District Seeks Superintendent 'Unwaveringly' Opposed to Whiteness

UMinn Law School will no longer give preference to minorities for fellowship: 'Win for civil rights'

A fellowship at the University of Minnesota will now give equal consideration to White and male applicants after giving preference to women and people of color.

Alex Rodriguez takes aim at Timberwolves' Glen Taylor amid ownership fallout: 'So f---ing childish'

Alex Rodriguez is speaking out after Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor announced Thursday that the team was no longer for sale.

Minor league baseball team's Ozempig mascot irks fans; officials brush off criticism

The St. Paul Saints came under fire for naming their pig mascot Ozempig after the popular weight loss drug Ozempic, but some say they struck out.

Minnesota Legislature will return from Easter break with plenty of bills still in the pipeline

The Minnesota Legislature has a range of bills in the pipeline including those dealing with cannabis, sports betting, and infrastructure maintenance; adjournment deadline is less than two months away.

Minnesota AG Keith Ellison Reveals His Ignorance on Glocks, Product Liability

Swing state House hopeful changes tune after scrubbing violent crime defenses from law firm website

Minnesota Republican House candidate Tayler Rahm appears to have scrubbed his law firm's website of references to work it has done defending people accused of murder and sex crimes.

Passengers suffer flight delays after Delta planes clip wings at Minneapolis airport

A Florida-bound Delta airplane caused delays at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport after clipping wings with another aircraft on Thursday morning.

As Baltimore dominates headlines, other bridge collapse survivors recount own experiences

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore served as a startling reminder for survivors of similar incidents, including the 2007 I-35W collapse in Minnesota.

Ex-Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura says he will sell cannabis edibles

Jesse Ventura, who served as the Governor of Minnesota from from 1999 to 2003, is launching a brand of cannabis edibles; MN legalized recreational marijuana for those 21 and older last year.

On Holy Thursday at the Last Supper, Jesus gave us the gift of himself, says Minnesota priest

At the Last Supper, Jesus not only instituted the Eucharist, he also displayed servitude toward the disciples in washing their feet, said a Minnesota priest to Fox News Digital.

MN AG Keith Ellison's Ridiculous Comment on Automakers Whose Cars Are 'Tempting' Young People to Steal

Suspected smuggler knew of blizzard conditions before Indian family froze to death on Canada, US border

Prosecutors allege a man accused of helping smuggle an Indian family knew of blizzard conditions before they froze on the U.S.-Canada border.

Ex-governor who handled I-35W bridge collapse talks similarities, contrasts with Baltimore tragedy

Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, who handled the I-35W bridge collapse over the Mississippi River in 2007, spoke out to "Your World with Neil Cavuto."

Minnesota Gov. Walz taking 'State of the State' address on the road

Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will deliver his 2024 State of the State address from Owatonna, a small city in rural Steele County.

Minnesota AG says auto manufacturers need to make sure their cars are not 'tempting' young people to steal

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison blamed car manufacturers for "tempting" thieves, as he argued punishment isn't always the solution for dealing with crime.

Minnesota lawmaker proposes making it legal for women to go topless, citing 'gender identity'

Minnesota House Rep. Samantha Sencer-Mura wants to make it legal to go topless in public after a woman was sentenced to 90 days in jail for "indecent exposure."

Wife in America’s fourth-richest family bashes ‘small-minded community’ after she buys up real estate

The wife of a Minnesota billionaire bashes "small-minded community" in Duluth for their concerns surrounding her property purchases in the Park Point neighborhood.

World’s Dumbest NCAA Bracket

(John Hinderaker)

It was Scott who first referred to the sacramental view of abortion, some years ago now. Abortion (much like slavery over the course of the 19th century) went from being a regrettable but sometimes unavoidable evil to being a positive good–indeed, these days, the noblest good to which political life can aspire.

To see this perverse attitude in full flower, you almost have to live in Minnesota. Minnesota’s lieutenant governor, Peggy Flanagan, is a far-left Indian activist despite being, to all appearances, Irish-American. (To be fair, she has much more Indian heritage than, say, Elizabeth Warren.) Flanagan actually tweeted this:

I filled out my brackets based on whether those schools are located in a state that protects access to abortion care.

By this measurement, it’s only fair that Minnesota didn’t make the tournament because they’d have been a favorite for the title. pic.twitter.com/nFQ5FKwFHG

— Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan (@LtGovFlanagan) March 21, 2024

So she had UConn facing Gonzaga in the final. Who wants to be the first to tell her?

One more thing–Minnesota’s governor, Tim Walz, liked Flanagan’s bracket tweet.

Spam is sizzling: Global favorite since World War II is at center of sushi craze

Spam has enjoyed eight straight years of record growth, according to parent company Hormel. Spam musubi, a form of sushi made with the canned meat, is fueling the trend.

Hot-air balloon crashes into power line, basket breaks off and sparks fly: video

Video captures the moment a hot-air balloon hit a power line in Minnesota, causing the basket to detach with three passengers on board who "miraculously" survived relatively unscathed.

Ex-Timberwolves staffer accused of stealing executive's hard drive containing 'strategic' NBA info

A former Minnesota Timberwolves employee was accused in court documents of stealing a hard drive from the office of a team executive that contained sensitive information.

Minnesota jail punished for denying food, water to feces-smearing inmate

The Otter Tail County Jail in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, has been penalized for denying food and water for over two days as punishment for an inmate who smeared his feces in his cell.

Goat in Minnesota tests positive for bird flu, first ever US case

A baby goat in Minnesota has tested positive for bird flu marking the first U.S. case of bird flu in cattle, sheep, goats or their relatives, the Minnesota Board of Animal Health announced.

Minnesota: University president set to retire after firing professor who showed Muhammad picture in class

The board of directors at Hamline University has announced president Fayneese Miller’s upcoming retirement. She leaves in disgrace after kowtowing to Muslim students, as well as to the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), and caving under the usual “Islamophobia” battering ram. In early February, Hamline University in Minnesota made the Foundation for Individual Rights and […]