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Bruce Leonard Fagerholt, 75, of Hoople, ND, passed away on January 7th, 2024, at the Lutheran Sunset Home in Grafton, ND after a long journey with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Bruce was born on June 14, 1948, in Grafton, the son of Leonard and Elaine (Westby) Fagerholt. He grew up on the family homestead farm south of Hoople, the fifth generation to live there. He attended rural Gryte School for three years before attending Hoople School, graduating in 1966. He then attended North Dakota S...

The Biafran War would not go away from the national memory. It is important that we continue to remember that we fought a war for 30 months and one million deaths later, our problem remained unsolved.

A UFO buzzed a nuclear bomber close to a key missile base in a chilling encounter which saw the object reportedly moving at incredible speeds of up to

Canfield High School graduate and 1991 YSU graduate Colonel Ralph “Mac” Crum has been awarded the Maj. Gen. Nathan Towson Medallion.

West of Fort Worth, General Dynamics builds the F-16, a good little fighter plane that could have been great if the Air Force brass had kept their hands off it.

What events happened on 9 October in history? Dominic Sandbrook rounds up the events, births and deaths…

The mainstream media are divided between two ways of interpreting the fall of Kabul. For some, the Democrats are cowards and the departure from Afghanistan discourages the allies. For others, they have played well and placed a thorn in the side of the Russians and the Chinese. These two views correspond to the traditional paradigm of the American Empire. But for Thierry Meyssan, Washington is, since September 11, 2001, in the hands of the followers of the Rumsfeld/Cebrowski doctrine. The United ...

Amateurs               The mainstream media are divided between two ways of interpreting the fall of Kabul. For some, the Democrats are cowards and the departure from Afghanistan discourages the allies.

Biden awards Medal of Honor to Korean War Army Ranger, 94, who ran into Chinese enemy fire to help his platoon and refused to leave his men when he was seriously injured by a grenade President Joe Biden awarded the first Medal of Honor of his presidency to Army Colonel Ralph Puckett Jr.  Puckett, 94, was honored with for his Korean War service in a ceremony with South Korean President Moon  Puckett and Moon hugged after the South Korean president spoke and paid tribute to his heroism  Jill B...