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February 26, 2023
A close reading and media critique of Lever News' East Palestine coverage.
February 17, 2023
Officials are calling for new amendments to state laws to "improve railway safety and instill public confidence in the state's commitment to preventing future railways,"
February 16, 2023
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg faced sharp criticism after he appeared to cast some of the blame for the ...
June 23, 2022
On this date in 1923, an article in the Bismarck Tribune invited the “Ford Family” to compete for prizes in a special event. Although Ford Day would include a special greeting from Henry Ford, the “Ford Family” referred to meant Ford vehicle owners. The sponsor, Copelin Motor Company, would be giving a free touring car to one lucky registrant.
April 5, 2022
Regime change in russia. but still, it grew a very quick rebuke from russia, with a spokesperson for the kremlin saying ultimately that is not a decision for biden to make, but one for the russian people to make. here in the u.s., there has also been criticism for the president with those remarks. take a look at senator john risch. he called this a serious gaffe that has major implications. >> whenever you have anyone suggest that the policy is regime change, its going to cause a huge problem. t...
February 12, 2021
Monday’s article celebrating the conversion of Bismarck’s old Ruth Meiers house into low income apartments seems to be good news, but looks to me the like Lewis and Clark Foundation
July 27, 2015
Weapon. that means stopping enriching. both of them were giving away. they continued to give and give and give. the u.s. kept moving towards irans position. iran never moved toward the its position. those of you who watched it thousand it was handled poorly. i know the administration strongly disagrees. >> no question. we have to keep the debate as civil as we possibly can. >> i agree. stand by, senator. we have much more to discuss with john risch, when we come back. when you do business ...