At the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston this past weekend, Democracy Now’s Amy Goodman shared with TheUpTake’s Sam Mayfield the true power of independent media. Continue Reading →
The suspense builds today in anticipation of Governor Mark Dayton releasing his state budget tomorrow morning. Where will he cut, and how deep? Rest assured, The UpTake will be there to bring you live coverage. Continue Reading →
When a group of Egypt supporters arrived at the Minnesota State Capitol on Friday to celebrate the fall of Hosni Mubarak, they were greeted with a snow pyramid on the Capitol lawn. Continue Reading →
President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to the press on the topic of trade between Canada and the United States, as well as the situation in Egypt. Continue Reading →
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers Austan Goolsbee and Gene Sperling appear at Friday’s White House press briefing. Continue Reading →
A diverse group of protesters rallied in front of the Ramsey County Courthouse in St. Paul yesterday to demonstrate solidarity with the Egyptian people and to participate in the worldwide Million Man March. Continue Reading →
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs will speak to reporters at noon — presumably about the situation unfolding in Egypt. Continue Reading →
Tune in today to our livestreaming coverage of the Minnesota State House and Senate. And we’ll continue to monitor events in Egypt, where emotions in Cairo are reaching a boiling point. Continue Reading →
President Obama will address the situation unfolding in Egypt. Hosni Mubarak has said that he won’t seek another term in office, but hundreds of thousands of demonstrators continue to occupy the streets of Cairo and other Egyptian cities. Continue Reading →
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs took reporters’ questions yesterday, mostly concerning Egypt, where democracy demonstrations have entered a second week and could over thrown the Mubarak government — a longtime ally of the United States. Continue Reading →
