Amy Klobuchar

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said President Donald Trump is "willfully fanning the flames" of racial unrest and violence because his campaign believes it helps his re-election chances.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) removed herself from consideration to be Joe Biden's running mate, saying: "This is a moment to put a woman of color on that ticket."

Keith Ellison said that outside agitators were trying to undo the efforts that protesters were making.

"Those responsible must be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law in order to serve justice for George Floyd and his loved ones," the Friday letter said.

The Minnesota Department of Health confirmed that 29 percent of COVID-19 cases occurred in the African American community, and as protests continue this weekend, there's concern the virus may spread.

The Minnesota senator, who has been criticized for not prosecuting cases involving police brutality in the past, took to Twitter to call for police reform.

Senator Amy Klobuchar joked that hydroxychloroquine "causes hallucinations" in response to a tweet from President Donald Trump—but her husband took the same medication.

"These cases can be considered immediately, fairly but swiftly, for criminal charges because you just can't have something like this. He was pleading for his life," Sen. Amy Klobuchar said on "Cuomo Prime Time."

If passed, the bill, introduced by Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Ben Sasse of Nebraska, would provide Americans unemployed due to the pandemic with a $4,000 tax credit to use on training programs so they can have a competitive edge in the post-pandemic workforce.

They are warning that selecting the Minnesota senator would serve as a major misreading of the political moment for Joe Biden and evidence he is taking voters of color for granted.

More than a quarter of Democratic voters back Senator Elizabeth Warren to be Biden's running mate.

Warren and Abrams both asserted this week that they would be eager to join the presumptive Democratic nominee's ticket.

The former Democratic presidential hopeful has revealed that her husband, who is 52, is receiving oxygen after testing positive for coronavirus.

"He is exhausted and sick but a very strong and resilient person," the Minnesota senator and former presidential candidate wrote.

The Massachusetts senator dropped out of the Democratic presidential race on Thursday.

The Minnesota senator mistakenly told cheering Biden supporters in Michigan Saturday that she's honored to join his 2020 "ticket," before she quickly corrected the apparent verbal slip-up.

Senator Amy Klobuchar's exit may have given former Vice President Joe Biden a boost in Minnesota after she endorsed him.

Do we value women as much as we say we do? In this election, Warren our last chance to answer in the affirmative.

Former primary candidate O'Rourke said America "should be able to do far better" than Biden earlier in the campaign.

On Super Tuesday, 14 states and one U.S. territory will make their picks for the Democratic primary.

Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar stood with Joe Biden Monday night to endorse his presidential run.

"They both supported sleepy Joe. You know why? They made a deal," Trump said. "Crazy Bernie's going to go crazy."

Williamson endorsed Senator Bernie Sanders after ending her campaign earlier this year.

Former Democratic candidates Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar have thrown their support to former Vice President Joe Biden while Sanders picked up the endorsement of the political action committee, Democracy for America.

Dratch's comments came not long after the Minnesota senator announced that she is ending her 2020 presidential campaign.

For Democratic primary voters who are still unsure, this quiz can help you decide which candidate to vote for on Super Tuesday.

Klobuchar said the president has failed to acknowledge that immigrants are a "major" part of the U.S economy.

President Donald Trump talked about Wednesday's Democratic debate during a campaign rally speech Thursday in Colorado where he said former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg "can't debate" and that Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar "choked."

The Minnesota senator walked straight by the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, following a heated battle between the pair.

The senator from Vermont has seen an uptick in support from hispanic voters, with a plurality of 42 percent of the demographic backing his candidacy.