Michele Bachmann Advising Trump On Foreign Policy

The former Minnesota congresswoman attended a fundraiser in the state for Trump on Saturday, where she revealed to the press that she has his ear on foreign policy. "He also recognizes there is a threat around the world, not just here in Minnesota, of radical Islam," she said, according to MPR News.

LA Gov Checks CNN’s Dana Bash: ‘You Mischaracterized What I Said’ [VIDEO]

Louisiana's Democrat Governor John Bel Edwards was forced to correct the record during a Sunday morning interview with CNN's Dana Bash. Bash, filling in for Jake Tapper on State of the Union, stated that "Trump and Mike Pence came down to Baton Rouge on Friday."

Bikers Raise Money For 9/11 Families On Final Ride For The Fallen

Roughly 1,400 motorcycles thundered into Washington, D.C., Friday afternoon in honor of the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks and to raise money for children of first responders. "As we rode coming through different small towns, the outpouring of people, waving flags, holding signs, it was very moving," Rick Ritz, a rider from Florida, told The Daily Caller News Foundation.

Beyond The Spin: Alaska Village’s Demise Is More Complicated…

By Bering Land Bridge National Preserve - Shishmaref- Erin edit, CC BY 2.0, The Alaskan village of Shishmaref has voted to relocate because global warming puts its residents at risk of being washed away - or at least that's the simplified narrative environmentalists and the media peddle. Shishmaref, a small town of nearly 600 people just north of the Bering Strait, has become a poster child for global warming.

Trump Spokesperson Says Obama Invaded Afghanistan. He Didn’t.

Trump Spox Katrina Pierson: We Weren't in Afghanistan Until Obama Decided to Go In - Donald Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson has once again blamed President Obama for something that happened years before he took office. - Remember how Pierson blamed Obama for Captain Humayun Khan's death in 2004? Trump Spokesperson Says Obama Invaded Afghanistan.

Medical Marijuana Off To A Bad Start In Minnesota

Two medical marijuana growing companies in Minnesota lost millions of dollars in the first year of operation in part due to strict government regulations, according to Friday reports. Minnesota only has two licensed medical marijuana producers, Minnesota Medical Solutions and LeafLine Labs, which collectively lost $5.2 million since medical marijuana first went on sale in the land of 10,000 lakes last July, a local Minnesota CBS affiliate reported Friday.