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“McCarthy’s effort to repeatedly single me out for scorn and hatred—including threatening to strip me from my committee—does nothing to address the issues our constituents deal with," she said.

Bring Me The News brings you a breakdown of what to watch for Tuesday.

After voting to overturn Roe, conservative Justice Clarence Thomas has hinted contraception and same-sex marriage protections should follow.

Keith Ellison joins an attorneys general coalition that is urging President Joe Biden to cancel all publicly held debts for student borrowers.

The Northern Lights Express project would have provided rail service between Minneapolis and Duluth, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.

The proposal has yet to gain full support from the party.

The move follows the death of Amir Locke at the hands of local police.

The Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus released a statement criticizing MPD over the killing.

The group alleged that she used campaign funds on her future husband's consulting firm.

The duo now face a felony civil disorder charge for obstruction of a Capitol police officer.

Tuesday's trip follows passage of the $1.2 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal.

Mickey Moore has faced questions in recent days about where he actually lives.

The Speaker of the House announced the plans in a memo to members and staff on Thursday.

"Please know that if you have been told this, it is a lie: I have no position on the amendment," Hodges tweeted.

The governor said there should also be "consistent" COVID mitigation requirements for schools.

Paul Skrede served the Deephaven community for 19 years.

Jennifer Carnahan was forced out as party chair amid a cloud of allegations.

Rep. Tim Miller also outlined a new abortion-related bill he plans to introduce.

He'll officially be named Senate Majority Leader once the Senate is in session again.

She is doing well.

Jennifer Carnahan resigned over an associate's sex trafficking indictment.

Walz left the Alexandria fundraising event early.

The announcement comes as Kent faces criticism over the party's handling of recent allegations of sexual harassment by a former staffer.

The Ham Lake Republican says she'll prioritize public safety, and criticized the state's handling of the pandemic.