Politics

The field is thinning out ahead of Super Tuesday.

The Superior City Council voted last night to continue with a referendum on the next ballot that could change the city government.

McCain announced via a family statement on Aug. 24 that he would no longer seek treatment for his brain cancer.

Two Minnesota Women's March Participants are now part of a group pictured on the latest cover for Time Magazine.

After getting raked over the coals for his boring social media posts, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker offers beer to media members that are criticizing him.

It's social media, not political media.

Following Tuesday's presidential caucuses in Minnesota as part of Super Tuesday, former Duluth mayor Don Ness is suggesting it's time for the Land of 10,000 Lakes to consider switching to a primary system, rather than caucuses.

CNN is reporting this morning that former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has died this morning (Monday, April 8) following a stroke.

Riding the wave of his re-election, President Barack Obama  hit upon themes of the economy, energy, climate change and gun control in his State of the Union address delivered to a joint session of Congress.

I admittedly am not a huge fan (no pun intended) of Chris Christie, but what a good sport to make his first appearance on Late Night with David Letterman. Dave has made it a habit to pick on him about his weight and he was ready for the barbs.

In news that will further drive the point home that our government is doomed, Ben Affleck is considering a run for the U.S. Senate in Massachusetts.

An election is the ultimate celebration of democracy. However if you live in South Carolina or Kentucky, booze probably isn't going to be part of your November 6 revelry.