Pete Stauber

Respect is earned, not ordered.

Are you willing to support ethics investigations into Elon Musk and his role with the Department of Government Efficiency, where there seem to be numerous conflicts of interest?

Don’t sell out the wilderness, Stauber.

If this was his way of showing he listens to his constituents, we are in trouble.

Two-time Republican gubernatorial candidate Jeff Johnson is living the good life after public office.

The horror! An elected official, speaking directly to constituents in public, answering unscripted questions.

It’s clear Rep. Stauber needs a refresher on the word “representative,” which is a person chosen to act or speak for others — not just those who voted for him or who agree with him.

Democrats tout the move from Ellison, while Republicans say the suit is a waste of money

Amid Democratic Minnesota U.S. Rep. Angie Craig's town hall stop on Wednesday in St. Cloud, Republican House Majority Whip Tom Emmer — who represents the area —wants the House to launch an ethics investigation against her.

He is no longer part of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus.

If Gov. Tim Walz can host town halls in red states, why can’t my representative host an in-person town hall?

Sen. Tina Smith strikes a sensible balance with a historic bill to safeguard northeast Minnesota’s fragile watery wilderness from copper mining pollution.

As Americans’ retirement savings tanked, our president spent a pleasant few days golfing.

The “Yes to Homes” package in the Legislature stands up for secure, abundant homes for all Minnesotans.

From the letter: "Nowhere have I seen a story about how Gov. Tim Walz kept schools closed longer than many other states."

From the letter: "I don’t believe an in-person town hall will happen with Stauber. If this is the case, it may be best to write or email him."

From the letter: "The event did not conclude until every voice was heard. This is what true leaders do: They listen to all the people."

From the letter: "Rep. Pete Stauber ... was invited but was only represented there by an empty chair. He seems practically in hiding."

Trump abandoned protecting the sovereign Ukraine, tried to extort minerals as payment for aid...

The budget resolution in the U.S. House targets Medicaid spending to help pay for a GOP-proposed tax plan.

Instead of caving to Trump’s threats, the U should stand tall and protect free speech.

Cuts to Medicaid could result in the closings of care facilities resulting in the layoffs of caregivers, those caregivers moving away, and resulting negative impacts to local economies.

With EPA, other cuts, however, concerns will persist until Congress acts

Same Department of Education that helped create Wolf Ridge now targeted for dismantling

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Two of Minnesota’s most prominent lawmakers in their respective parties were sparring publicly over potential federal spending cuts, but the rift seemed to go deeper. In a hastily scheduled news conference, Minnesota DFL Gov. Tim Walz decried a short-lived federal funding freeze proposed by the Trump administration and criticized Republican House Majority Whip Rep. Tom Emmer for supporting it, ...

New York Rep. Mike Lawler, here at a campaign rally in Congers in October, is weighing a bid for governor. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call file photo)

Police officer Michael Fanone’s body camera captured Fanone screaming out in pain after Rodriguez shocked him while he was surrounded by a mob.

I don’t think they’ll use that information to commit identity theft, but no one should have to even wonder.

I wonder what Stauber might think if our governor pardoned his assailant.

Please, take the next step and organize your fellow Republicans to fight back against what their party has become.

Members of Congress would not say how many genders there are just days after President Donald Trump proclaimed that there are only two: male and female.

As an Ohio senator, JD Vance supported the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. As VP, his advocacy could play a key role in reauthorizing this historic, pollution-remediation measure.

I don't imagine the muskrat realizes its tunneling has destroyed the very dam that held back the water that created the pond it called home.

'It's outrageous'

The bald eagle has (almost) landed as the national bird of the United States after the House on Monday cleared the bill to make the designation official.

Congress should act this year to reauthorize the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. Four members of Minnesota’s Congressional delegation are part of a commendable coalition pushing for swift passage.

Results were still coming in on Tuesday night

From the editorial: "It’s hard to fathom anyone allowing their voice to go silent on an Election Day. Yet too many of us have."

How party balance has shifted in Minnesota over the decades and how the state with the longest blue streak in the country may come out of the 2024 election

Like other Republicans representing Minnesota in Congress, Stauber has to know full well that Trump, who acts reprehensibly, lost the 2020 presidential election.

And I’ll be on your side building a better future for everyone.

In interviews with the News Tribune, the two congressional candidates presented contrasting views on issues including the economy, energy sector, southern border, foreign policy and abortion.

"Survivors need help now, to get their lives and businesses back together."

Incumbent Republican Rep. Pete Stauber faces a rematch with former DFL legislator Jennifer Schultz.

Voters, you can hold your elected leaders accountable for failing the test of courageous truth-telling.

Stauber further shows what I consider disdain for voters and our democracy by failing to hold in-person town-hall meetings and by refusing to participate in debates as part of the election process.

Her hustle, effectiveness, and willingness to work with others, regardless of party, promises to benefit Minnesotans back home.

From the editorial: "(Her) hustle, effectiveness, and willingness to work with others, regardless of party, promises to benefit Minnesotans back home."

February marks the 45th anniversary of the Americans beating the heavily favored Soviet Union on the way to the gold medal on home ice in Lake Placid.