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House passes Trump’s megabill, sending it to the president’s desk

Big Beautiful Bill · United States

House passes Trump’s megabill, sending it to the president’s desk

50% Center coverage: 709 sources

The House on Thursday passed President Donald Trump’s massive tax-and-spending bill, delivering him a major political victory and teeing him up to enshrine much of his sweeping domestic agenda into law. The legislation, which Trump has dubbed the “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” contains trillions of dollars in tax cuts and beefed-up immigration enforcement spending and is offset by significant cuts to Medicaid and other programs. See the Story

Trump administration withholds over $6 billion for after-school, summer programs and more

US Politics · United States

Trump administration withholds over $6 billion for after-school, summer programs and more

53% Center coverage: 284 sources

Day camp providers and schools are warning that a Trump administration funding freeze could wreck summer for low-income American families and wipe out some after-school programming next year.See the Story

Twins Place Struggling Starter Bailey Ober on the Injured List as They Try to Snap Losing Streak in Miami

Texas Rangers · Minnesota

Twins Place Struggling Starter Bailey Ober on the Injured List as They Try to Snap Losing Streak in Miami

36% Right coverage: 31 sources

The Twins announced that they have placed right-handed pitcher Bailey Ober on the 15-day Injured List with a left hip impingement as they get set for game two against the Marlins Wednesday night in Miami.See the Story

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Kristi Noem Failed to Disclose $80,000 Dark-Money Payment

Low coverage from Right Sources

Kristi Noem Failed to Disclose $80,000 Dark-Money Payment

Agustín Ramírez's Two-Run Homer Leads Marlins Past Twins 4-1

41% Left coverage: 22 sources

MIAMI (AP) — Agustín Ramírez hit a two-run home run, Xavier Edwards singled twice and the Miami Marlins won their fourth straight series with a 4-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Thursday.MLB · Miami See the Story

Wild prospect Ryder Ritchie ponders his hockey future

60% Right coverage: 10 sources

After a few days golfing, go-karting, working out and meeting — but not skating — with players he hopes will be future Minnesota Wild teammates, forward prospect Ryder Ritchie is headed home to British Columbia and will soon figure out where he’s playing next season. On a Medicine Hat team that finished second in the Memorial Cup, which crowns the champion of Canadian major junior hockey, Ritchie averaged better than a point a game. Amazingly, t…Hockey · Moorhead See the Story

‘North Dakota Outdoors’ webcast offers update on bighorn sheep in the state

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

In this week’s “North Dakota Outdoors” webcast, big game biologist Brett Wiedmann provides an update on North Dakota’s bighorn sheep population. During July and August, Wiedmann will conduct the annual summer bighorn sheep survey to count and classify all males, females and lambs. And then next March, as lambs approach one year of age, he will recount and determine lamb recruitment. ]]>Dickinson, North Dakota · Dickinson See the Story

Vice President J.D. Vance to Visit North Dakota on July 4th

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Vice President J.D. Vance is planning to pay a visit to North Dakota on the 4th of July.JD Vance · Bismarck See the Story

$57 Million in Settlement Payments Approved by FM Diversion Board

Coverage: 8 sources

he Metro Flood Diversion Board unanimously approved $57M in settlement agreements, at a special meeting, Wednesday evening.Taxes · Moorhead See the Story

Port: Accessing public records is not a crime

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Rob Fuller, a candidate for mayor in Minot, suggests that my accessing records related to his domestic violence arrest in Colorado is a crime. It is not.Dickinson, North Dakota · Dickinson See the Story

Cooper’s courage inspires endowment for Trinity Teachers

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

DICKINSON — Cooper Craig-Mellmer’s life was short, but his impact on the Dickinson community far surpassed his 11 years. On Dec. 13, 2024, Cooper lost his hard-fought battle with cancer — a fight he had waged since 2020. On June 19, 2025, at Heart River Golf Course, Trinity Catholic Schools hosted the Super Cooper Memorial Golf Scramble in his honor. The idea came from Dickinson Catholic School board member Zared Lefor, who realized the school h…Dickinson, North Dakota · Dickinson Read Article

North Dakota Poised for First Integrated US Jet Fuel Plant From Bioethanol

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

RICHARDTON, N.D. — North Dakota Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak visited the Red Trail Energy bioethanol production plant and carbon sequestration facility in Richardton on Monday, June 30. Fedorchak’s visit came several months after Gevo Inc., a Colorado-based sustainable energy company, purchased the plant for about $210 million and announced plans to add an on-site facility to convert bioethanol into sustainable aviation fuel. Gevo first announc…Agriculture · Lake Preston See the Story

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