2016 presidential election

Excerpts of Michael Wolff's book features comments from, among others, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon.

The senator shouted at Facebook's lawyer about ads bought with Russian roubles.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar has a proposal that would close the online election ad loophole.

Facebook said Russian accounts ran ads specifically about divisive issues in America.

A presidential commission on election fraud is asking states for voter information.

Sessions will publicly testify about the Russia investigation Tuesday. Franken is hoping for answers.

A leaked NSA document published by The Intercept says Russian intelligence launched a cyberattack days before the election.

Some people used smoke bombs and mace against Trump supporters at the Capitol.

Both of Minnesotas senators were part of the big Russia/2016 election/Mike Flynn hearing Monday.

Whether there are links between the Trump campaign and Russia will form part of a wider investigation into Russia's interference in last year's elections.

The Minnesota senator has been touted recently as a possible Democratic candidate for the presidency in 2020.

More details about who the new immigration policy affects have come out.

He seemed a bit conflicted.

Thousands of activists from several organizations marched the streets of Minneapolis on Friday.

Trump "speaks for the forgotten man and woman" ... "I reject Trump's disturbing vision" ... "Ready to find common ground where possible."

It's Inauguration Day – follow all the action live here.

As many as 20,000 marchers could descend on St. Paul on Saturday.

Ellison says Trump preaches a politics of division and hate. More than 30 members of Congress will not attend.

This is the way you're supposed to sing it.

What Donald Trump had to say during his first news conference after winning the election.

Now that 2017 is here, Minnesota is a presidential primary state

It turns out being president is super complicated if you're a business person.

Minnesota's electors – by law – have to vote for whichever candidate won the state. One of them decided not to.