Political

In a major statement against the current political establishment, businessman Donald Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont have won the first primaries of the 2016 election season.

With last Tuesday's Iowa caucuses in the rearview mirror, and the New Hampshire primary taking place today -- it's the perfect time to take a look at the difference between a caucus and a primary, and what role they play in electing a new president. I was curious so I did a little digging.

The Democratic contest in Iowa was one of the closest ever.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz claims the first victory in the 2016 Republican presidential nomination campaign, holding off rivals Donald Trump and Marco Rubio.

Love him or hate him, 2015 was the Year of Trump.

Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura is reportedly considering a run on the Libertarian Party ticket for President of the United States in 2016. Ventura, who was Minnesota governor from 1999-2003 is sporting a haircut our forefathers would be proud of. Coincidence? I think not.

Forbes has taken info from The Economist and MIT, and created a list of the 'Ten Most Conservative' and 'Ten Most Liberal' Cities in America. One Minnesota city appeared -- on one of the two lists. Any guesses at what city popped up where? Clue: It wasn't International Falls (on either list).

The folks at Bad Lip-Reading have struck again!

It's time to move to Canada...JUST to vote for this guy!

An earworm to go along with that hairdo!

I think most of us can agree that nothing is less helpful in getting to know our candidates than the maddening onslaught of political ads. I've scoured the internet, and have finally found a Voter Guide that I like.

I think most of us agree that nothing is less helpful in getting to know our candidates than the maddening onslaught of political ads. I've scoured the internet, and have been disappointed by the lack of useful information. Any suggestions on where to look for good, unbiased info on Minnesota candidates?