Catharine Richert

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At least one study shows the 2024 election has spiked unusually high levels of anxiety in many people. Here’s how two family and marriage therapists suggest we can lower the temperature in our minds and in our relationships, regardless of the election’s outcome.

President-elect Donald Trump made notable inroads with Latino voters this year, particularly among young men. One such voter’s family history provides a window into Trump’s appeal.

MPR News senior politics reporter Clay Masters looks back on the 2024 election campaign for the Iowa Caucus to election events leading up to this week when President-elect Trump stepped back into the White House.

Faith leaders in Minnesota are trying to build bridges at a time of intense political polarization.

A simmering conflict between the top elected prosecutor in a rural county south of the Twin Cities and the board that controls his budget erupted in public this week.

Deb Miedema's Thanksgiving dinner isn't for amateurs. “We call it a feast. There are multiple tables full of food.

On a recent Sunday afternoon, Pastor Daryl Thul was leading a group of two dozen people in prayer. “Open our hearts, open our brains.

It's a familiar refrain: We live in politically polarized times. A Pew Research Center poll last year found that a majority of American adults say public discourse has become increasingly disrespectful in recent years.

It's been four years since a violent mob overtook the U.S. Capitol to protest the 2020 presidential election results.