Siting for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library planned near Medora cleared a major hurdle when Congress approved a massive spending bill with a provision allowing for the sale of federal land for the project. Congress on Monday passed a $2.3 trillion spending package, including new federal coronavirus aid, that outlined terms of a land sale for the library planned in honor of the 26th U.S. president. Roosevelt ranched and hunted in what is now western North Dakota in the 1880s as a young man. The bill awaits President Donald Trump's signature. Library CEO Ed O'Keefe said the legisl...