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Patrick Springer first joined The Forum in 1985. He covers a wide range of subjects including health care, energy and population trends. Email address: pspringer@forumcomm.com Phone: 701-367-5294

Haynes, N.D. - Bushy Bluff, a wooded hill rising from the grassy floor of Hiddenwood Creek Valley, was prized for years as a good picnic spot. Until recently, its primary claim to historical significance was the fact that Col.

This is the third of a three-part series examining the economic and cultural significance of the buffalo to certain tribes, with a focus on the Standing Rock Sioux. Read parts one and two.

Patrick Springer first joined The Forum in 1985. He covers a wide range of subjects including health care, energy and population trends. Email address: pspringer@forumcomm.com Phone: 701-367-5294

Patrick Springer first joined The Forum in 1985. He covers a wide range of subjects including health care, energy and population trends. Email address: pspringer@forumcomm.com Phone: 701-367-5294

The equestrian monument will leave the steps of the American Museum of Natural History, finding a new home at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library

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Disgraced cancer researcher with ties to UND subject of 60 Minutes report FARGO - A cancer researcher with ties to the University of North Dakota School of Medicine was the subject of a CBS "60 Minutes" report called "Deception at Duke."... Written By: DL News Staff | 8:35 am, Feb. 13, 2012 × Photo credit: Duke Photography FARGO - A cancer researcher with ties to the University of North Dakota School of Medicine was the subject of a CBS "60 Minutes" report called "Decepti...

Here are 10 stories you might have missed over the weekend.

We need to understand that this is a fundamentally anti-vaccine position. If the message is that you still have to live with pandemic-era restrictions on your life — masking and social distancing and travel/gathering limitations — even after getting the vaccine, then what were being told, as a practical matter of rhetoric, is that the vaccine doesnt really work. Which is untrue. The vaccines available in the United States work. Remarkably well. Their rapid development and deployment (which ...