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Two American astronauts successfully finish the second of three planned spacewalks outside the ISS, making preparations for future additions to the station.

Wisconsin Republicans, led by state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R) and state Sen. Steve Nass (R), have made it abundantly clear this week that they don't care about the voices of their state's working families. They had previously made it clear that they didn't care about the rights of working families. On Tuesday, Nass shut down debate on a proposed "right to work" bill, with hundreds of Wisconsin workers still waiting to testify about the bill. Nass previously admitted that the Fast Track process through which the bill was brought up was intentionally designed to limit public protests. But thousands gathered at the state House in protest of the legislature's actions, with more planned rallies already set to go. The Senate Labor Committee advanced the bill on a party-line vote, and it now goes to the full floor for a vote.

After al-Shabab made a threat against the Twin Cities' Mall of America, leaders in the Somali-American community hold a rally against terror threat at the mall. KARE's Lindsey Seavert reports.

An Idaho lawmaker says his questions about female anatomy, asked during a hearing on an abortion bill, were taken out of context. KTVB's Andrea Lutz reports in a matter of hours the remarks had gone viral.