Rep. Ilhan Omar discusses senior outreach and gun reform efforts in recent posts
Rep. Ilhan Omar detailed her recent involvement with senior citizens' programs and gun reform advocacy on September 6, 2025.
Rep. Ilhan Omar discusses education and honors community heroes in recent posts
Rep. Ilhan Omar shared updates on her work with students at the University of Minnesota and her induction into a local hall honoring community figures on September 6, 2025.
Ilhan Omar details meetings with local groups and labor unions amid congressional work
Rep. Ilhan Omar posted updates on her recent legislative activities between late August and early September via X (formerly Twitter).
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Ilhan Omar addresses school year start, tragedy response, and VA union concerns
Rep. Ilhan Omar posted messages between September 2-3, addressing local education milestones, mourning a community tragedy involving children at Annunciation School, and discussing support for VA workers after contract terminations under the Trump...
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Minnesota Department of Agriculture finds unsafe nitrate levels in some private wells at Farmfest
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) conducted free nitrate testing for private well owners at Farmfest this year, marking the first time the service was offered at the event.
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Rep. Finstad: New protein processing bill will 'provide long-term certainty for America’s food supply chain'
Brad Finstad, a representative from Minnesota, announced his American Protein Processing Modernization Act, which aims to modernize food processing to protect farmers and enhance national food security.
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Rep. Stauber: 'President Trump’s tough-on-crime policies are making Washington, D.C. safer'
Pete Stauber, a representative from Minnesota, said that President Trump's crime policies are contributing to increased safety in Washington, D.C., while criticizing Democrats for opposing these measures.
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Ilhan Omar addresses gun violence and labor rights concerns on social media
Representative Ilhan Omar posted messages between August 31 and September 2 addressing topics such as gun control legislation, worker protections for Labor Day, and concerns over public health leadership at the CDC under RFK Jr.
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Minnesota businesses prepare for rollout of paid family and medical leave mandate
Minnesota employers are preparing for the implementation of a new Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) mandate, which is set to take effect on January 1, 2026.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar calls for unity after attack at Annunciation Catholic School
Rep. Ilhan Omar addressed the recent attack at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis through several posts on August 27 and August 28, urging congressional unity and immediate action.
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Convicted felon receives maximum sentence for threatening woman with firearm
Divaunte Kartrell Young, 24, has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison and three years of supervised release after being found guilty by a federal jury of illegally possessing a firearm as a felon.
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Ilhan Omar calls for Gaza aid access and addresses local Minneapolis tragedy
Rep. Ilhan Omar posted on X about urgent humanitarian needs in Gaza and criticized economic conditions under Trump on August 26-27, while also expressing sorrow over a school shooting in Minneapolis.
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Rep. Stauber on farmland policy: 'Protecting America’s agricultural sector is vital'
Pete Stauber, a representative from Minnesota, has emphasized the need to preserve U.S. farmland by ending taxpayer subsidies for solar projects that utilize Chinese-made panels.
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Three more alleged members charged as part of RICO case against Lows gang
Federal authorities in Minneapolis have charged three additional individuals alleged to be members or associates of the Lows, a street gang based in north Minneapolis.
