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Thousands Celebrate Their Love for Life on 2 Wheels at 85th Sturgis Rally
Veteran Sturgis Motorcycle Rally attendees said the premier U.S. motorcycle event is becoming more family friendly with the advent of a new generation.
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Trump Admin Drops Criminal Charges Against South Dakota Family Farmers
The Department of Agriculture had charged the ranchers with theft last year over a fence line dispute with the government.
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House GOP Congressman Introduces Bill to Authorize President to Negotiate Return of Panama Canal
‘President Trump is right to consider repurchasing the Panama Canal,’ Johnson said.
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Lake-Effect Snowstorm Hits Great Lakes Region Amid Arctic Blast in Parts of US
The arctic blast is forecast to bring ‘dangerously cold wind chills’ through Saturday.
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South Dakota Removes 273 Noncitizens From Voter Rolls
South Dakota is the latest to join a growing list of states that have collectively removed thousands of noncitizens from voter rolls.
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In-Person Voting Begins in Virginia, South Dakota, and Minnesota
One of those states is solidly red, while the other two are edging closer to being competitive.
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Federal Judge Blocks New Labor Rule for Migrant Farmworkers in 17 States
The judge found that the Department of Labor had exceeded its authority.
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Iowa Utility Board Approves Eminent Domain for Controversial CO2 Pipeline
The total project spans five states: Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. It will slice through 2,500 miles of land.
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South Dakota Governor Says She Hasn’t Been Vetted as Trump VP Pick
Kristi Noem indicated during a television interview on June 23 that she has talked with the former president but has not received any paperwork.
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Voters in South Dakota to Decide If Medicaid Recipients Should Be Required to Work
‘In South Dakota, we believe social programs should be a hand up during tough times, not a way of life,’ Rep. Tony Venhuizen said.
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Pipeline Maker Sues Midwest Carbon Capture Developer Over Order Cancellation
Welspun Tubular accuses Summit Carbon Solutions of breach of contract over a $182.5 million purchase agreement for more than 4.1 million feet of pipe.
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Shareholders, State Officials Allege Political, Religious Discrimination by Bank of America
‘This isn’t the right way to do business in America,’ Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott stated.
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Thousands Celebrate Their Love for Life on 2 Wheels at 85th Sturgis Rally
Veteran Sturgis Motorcycle Rally attendees said the premier U.S. motorcycle event is becoming more family friendly with the advent of a new generation.
|
Trump Admin Drops Criminal Charges Against South Dakota Family Farmers
The Department of Agriculture had charged the ranchers with theft last year over a fence line dispute with the government.
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House GOP Congressman Introduces Bill to Authorize President to Negotiate Return of Panama Canal
‘President Trump is right to consider repurchasing the Panama Canal,’ Johnson said.
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Lake-Effect Snowstorm Hits Great Lakes Region Amid Arctic Blast in Parts of US
The arctic blast is forecast to bring ‘dangerously cold wind chills’ through Saturday.
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South Dakota Removes 273 Noncitizens From Voter Rolls
South Dakota is the latest to join a growing list of states that have collectively removed thousands of noncitizens from voter rolls.
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In-Person Voting Begins in Virginia, South Dakota, and Minnesota
One of those states is solidly red, while the other two are edging closer to being competitive.
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Federal Judge Blocks New Labor Rule for Migrant Farmworkers in 17 States
The judge found that the Department of Labor had exceeded its authority.
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Iowa Utility Board Approves Eminent Domain for Controversial CO2 Pipeline
The total project spans five states: Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. It will slice through 2,500 miles of land.
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South Dakota Governor Says She Hasn’t Been Vetted as Trump VP Pick
Kristi Noem indicated during a television interview on June 23 that she has talked with the former president but has not received any paperwork.
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Voters in South Dakota to Decide If Medicaid Recipients Should Be Required to Work
‘In South Dakota, we believe social programs should be a hand up during tough times, not a way of life,’ Rep. Tony Venhuizen said.
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Pipeline Maker Sues Midwest Carbon Capture Developer Over Order Cancellation
Welspun Tubular accuses Summit Carbon Solutions of breach of contract over a $182.5 million purchase agreement for more than 4.1 million feet of pipe.
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Shareholders, State Officials Allege Political, Religious Discrimination by Bank of America
‘This isn’t the right way to do business in America,’ Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott stated.
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