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22+ min ago (431+ words) November 28, 2025 / 7:17 AM CST / CBS Minnesota President Trump is now ordering that Somali green cards, along with green cards issued to 18 other countries of "concern," be reexamined. It's the latest move made by the president threatening the legal status of hundreds of Somali people in Minnesota, an issue that a right-wing activist claims came to his attention due to an article he co-authored." Mr. Trump's green card-related order came down Thursday after officials said an Afghan national shot and critically injured two National Guard members on Wednesday. That evening, in his address to the nation, the president pivoted to criticizing Minnesota's Somali population." "Hundreds of thousands of Somalians [sic] are ripping off our country and ripping apart that once great state," Mr. Trump said." Christopher Rufo took credit for all of this in a tweet on Nov. 21. Rufo, who helped create…...

34+ min ago (26+ words) Shoppers rushed to the Mall of America for Black Friday, Annunciation will host a blood drive and more. 4 things to know from Nov. 28, 2025...

35+ min ago (36+ words) The FBI is investigating why the suspect drove across the country with a loaded handgun, plus more of the day's top stories. One National Guard member shot in D.C. has died, and more headlines...

36+ min ago (25+ words) Drivers want their cars checked, fixed and safe to drive before the snow starts to fall. How Twin Cities body shops handle the winter rush...

36+ min ago (51+ words) Thanksgiving is a big day for the farmers who raise the centerpiece of Americans' dinner tables on the last Thursday of November. But in Minnesota, the nation's top turkey producer, the work doesn't stop once the national holiday ends. For Minnesota's turkey farmers, the work doesn't stop after Thanksgiving...

38+ min ago (28+ words) President Trump has ordered the government to re-examine the green cards of thousands of people. Trump orders green cards from Somalia, other countries of "concern" be reexamined...

52+ min ago (861+ words) By STEVE KARNOWSKI and GENE JOHNSON, Associated Press But that boom looks set to come to a crashing halt. Buried in the bill that ended the federal government shutdown this month was a provision to ban those drinks, along with other impairing beverages and snacks made from hemp, which have proliferated across the country in recent years. Now the $24 billion hemp industry is scrambling to save itself before the provision takes effect in November 2026. "It's a big deal," said Ryan Bandy, Indeed's chief business officer. "It would be a mess for our breweries, for our industry, and obviously for a lot of people who like these things." Here's what to know about the looming ban on impairing products derived from hemp. Marijuana and hemp are the same species. Marijuana is cultivated for high levels of THC in its flowers. Low-THC…...

1+ hour, 9+ min ago (678+ words) The extended rant came in the wake of the Wednesday shooting of two National Guard members who were deployed to patrol Washington, D.C. under Trump's orders, one of whom died shortly before the president spoke to U.S. troops by video on Thursday evening. A 29-year-old Afghan national who worked with the CIA during the Afghanistan War is facing charges for the shooting. The suspect emigrated as part of a program to resettle those who has helped American troops after U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. Trump's threat to stop immigration would be a serious blow to a nation that has long defined itself as welcoming immigrants. Elected on a promise to crack down on illegal migration, Trump's raids and deportations have disrupted communities across the U.S. as construction sites and schools have been targets. The prospect of more deportations could be economically dangerous as America's foreign-born…...

1+ hour, 16+ min ago (36+ words) Friday will start out quiet and cold in Minnesota, but a winter snowstorm will arrive by nightfall and drag across the state into Saturday. NEXT Weather: 6 a.m. report for Minnesota from Nov. 28, 2025...

1+ hour, 28+ min ago (241+ words) Jaylen Crocker-Johnson scored 23 points and Cade Tyson added 19 on a night the Gophers shot 51% from the floor and 45% from deep. It wasn't enough to win. Stanford survived Minnesota's hot shooting, winning 72-68 in Thursday's Acrisure Invitational in Palm Springs, California " thanks to its domination of the possession game. The Gophers committed 14 turnovers to Stanford's eight and were out-rebounded 36-25. Both teams made 25 field goals, but the Cardinal did it with the help of 22 more attempts. Even with all that, Minnesota (4-3) reclaimed a 58-57 lead with seven minutes to play on a pair of Crocker-Johnson free-throws. But the Cardinal (5-1) responded with a 9-2 run over the next three minutes of play to build enough cushion to hold on at the end. Minnesota trailed by four in the final 20 seconds of the game when Isaac Asuma hit a triple to bring the Gophers back within one....