Federal voter fraud push hits noncitizens as citizen cases stay in state court
Eleven people are facing federal charges. Some say they misunderstood eligibility rules.
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Kyler Murray’s hamstring adds to Vikings’ concerns after first loss of season
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Twins offer Ryan Jeffers $23.15M to stay. What does it mean and what comes next?
The catcher has until Nov. 17 to accept the one-year qualifying offer, which could keep him in Minnesota or net the Twins draft pick compensation if he signs elsewhere....
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Texas family of 4 among 9 killed in horrific Florida plane crash
A family of four from Texas were among the nine people who were killed when a plane crashed in Greenacres, Florida, on Sunday.
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I-394 eastbound lanes reopen in Minneapolis after months-long closure
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Mom charged with murder after son, 10, shoots teen neighbor
An Albuquerque mother faces murder charges after police said her 10-year-old son fatally shot a teenage girl during a dispute over loud music.
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Record number of Minnesotans vote early ahead of Tuesday’s election
Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said federal intelligence officials have resumed some cooperation with state elections staff.
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College hockey captain killed in wrong-way crash; DHS says driver was deported twice
The Department of Homeland Security says an illegal immigrant that was involved in a fatal crash that killed a Connecticut college hockey player, should not have been in the country after being deported twice from the United States....