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U.S.-Canada Relations · Canada

‘Sickening’ and ‘Evil’: Musk Bashed for USAID Cuts After Study Predicts Millions Could Die

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Medical experts and lawmakers are denouncing Elon Musk as cruel, after a new study predicted Trump's cuts to USAID could lead to 14 million deaths.USAID · United States See the Story

Trump Admin Mulls Executive Orders Targeting Debanking

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zeroDonald Trump · United States See the Story

After reporting around the world, journalist and S.D. native Chuck Raasch says he is still inspired by those who cared for others — The South Dakota Standard

Part 2 of 2 My notebook is filled with firsts. On one trip into a new camp, the plane I was on that was carrying food and aid workers was the first plane many Ethiopians covering a vast mountainous steppe had ever seen. The morning of our arrival an impromptu runway a mile long had been stomped and packed in the soft dirt and sand by lines of hundreds of those refugees still capable of walking. One pilot, a man named Larry Ayotte, from Round Roc…Lalibela · Lalibela Read Article

As more natural disasters strike and labor shortages develop, the loss of immigrant workers will be felt deeply — The South Dakota Standard

If you don't like the weather in South Dakota, wait five minutes. This is the time of year when we are particularly vulnerable to natural disasters such as tornadoes, derechos and wildfires, although we don’t expect to see any killer blizzards in the near future.Like Hurricane Helene, which drenched mountain communities hundreds of miles from the ocean in western North Carolina last September, our natural disasters seem to be getting more severe…Sioux Falls · Sioux Falls Read Article

What’s happening in this country doesn’t feel like winning — when are we going to say enough is enough? — The South Dakota Standard

What’s happening in this country doesn’t feel like winning — when are we going to say enough is enough?We’re only five months into this new administration, and already the ground beneath us feels like it’s crumbling.The economy staggers under the weight of poor leadership and erratic policy. Tariffs — short-sighted and self-defeating — are tightening the noose on small businesses and working families. Public education is under siege. DEI program…Economy · Rapid City Read Article

South Dakota humorist Dorothy Rosby doesn’t have the stomach for the “wurst” way to spend the 4th of July — The South Dakota Standard

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Trump’s legacy of cruelty and callousness on full display after assassination of Minnesota lawmaker and her husband — The South Dakota Standard

Politicians can inspire people. That is among the chief assets of a president.George Washington displayed courage under fire and true leadership in office. He was not driven by ambition, but by a commitment to service. We are so fortunate he was our first president.Abraham Lincoln grew remarkably in office. He united the nation by winning a terrible war, and was unwilling to allow the evil forces of slavery, racism and hate triumph. Lincoln was …Donald Trump · Minnesota See the Story

'Beautiful' bill is good for pipeline companies but ugly for the rest of us • South Dakota Searchlight

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The U.S. Capitol pictured on March 25, 2025, in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Shauneen Miranda/States Newsroom)I may be best-known for my battles with pipeline companies, both Summit Carbon’s proposed carbon dioxide pipeline and the Dakota Access oil pipeline. I had the distinction of being named first in the landowners’ lawsuit against Summit’s efforts to force their way onto our land, which wound its way to the state Supreme Court, where we preva…Oil and Gas Sector · South Dakota See the Story

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Trump ends all U.S. trade talks with Canada over digital services tax

Thune: Senate to remain in Washington until tax package is passed

Column: 249 Years Later, We Still Hold These Truths to Be Self-Evident

‘Sickening’ and ‘Evil’: Musk Bashed for USAID Cuts After Study Predicts Millions Could Die

Trump Admin Mulls Executive Orders Targeting Debanking

After reporting around the world, journalist and S.D. native Chuck Raasch says he is still inspired by those who cared for others — The South Dakota Standard

As more natural disasters strike and labor shortages develop, the loss of immigrant workers will be felt deeply — The South Dakota Standard

What’s happening in this country doesn’t feel like winning — when are we going to say enough is enough? — The South Dakota Standard

South Dakota humorist Dorothy Rosby doesn’t have the stomach for the “wurst” way to spend the 4th of July — The South Dakota Standard

Trump’s legacy of cruelty and callousness on full display after assassination of Minnesota lawmaker and her husband — The South Dakota Standard

'Beautiful' bill is good for pipeline companies but ugly for the rest of us • South Dakota Searchlight

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