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The other big question, why call summit 2. 0 . The guy who hand delivered a note to the president from kim. What was in the letter the costume to say we will have another summit . This is only half, i cant give up all the sanctions for that part of the country. Jillian lets talk about the host of hannity who is reporting live all week. We want to ask what he thought of this decision for the president saying its not a good deal. Was this a success or a disappointment . Reporter the president was ...

Annual fundraiser continues philanthropic legacy of success in Dickinson.

Six months on from the devastation caused by Cyclone Gabrielle, a local Gisborne family has had their spirits lifted, thanks to the generosity of Phil and Maria Wilkens – owners of the local panel beaters, DJ Mac Panel & Paint. The idea to ...

Deadline: 18-Jul-23 The Sunrise Foundation is seeking applications for its Grant Program to connect people who care with causes that matter, to strengthen

Our marquee currently features the name of a silent film we are showing on April 3, “City Without Jews” (1924). The film is brought to Greenfield through the auspices of the Sunrise Foundation for Education and the Arts which is also supporting our...

On April 3, the Greenfield Garden Cinemas is hosting a 1924 Austrian silent film entitled “A City Without Jews.” The title of the film is displayed prominently on the cinema marquee (only from the east though). On posters, the Greenfield Human Rights...

Area community comes together to support 12 local nonprofits in southwest North Dakota as part of a record-breaking $26.1 million raised in 2023.

Local Non-Profit organizations set to receive critical financial support for programs and services

Of the international NGOs that were shut down 41% were from the United States and were engaged in development assistance in Nicaragua

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden is signaling an election-year shift to the center, embracing a strategy he hopes will protect fragile Democratic majorities in Congress. But he's risking a revolt from key voices across his party's sprawling coalition.