North Dakota
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Bakery Employee Quickly Regrets Calling Officer A “PIG” When She Sees Who Heard
A North Dakota woman took to Facebook to share her outrage over her police officer boyfriend being called a “pig” by an employee at a local bakery. Elizabeth Nelson shared her story on the Facebook page for Insomnia Cookies, a bakery in Fargo, explaining that she had planned to meet her boyfriend at the store…
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North Dakota White Supremacist Wants to Name Church After “God Emperor” Trump
A white supremacist in North Dakota says he wants to name a church after President Donald Trump. In an interview with the New York Daily News, white supremacist Craig Cobb said that he intends to rebuild a church that recently burned down in Nome, ND — and then name it after the president. “The…
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Grandmother Is STUNNED When She Notices What Customer Wrote On Receipt
A bartender who is the caregiver to her triplet grandsons received a $300 tip. Shiela Weisgerber, 48, of Lisbon, North Dakota, has been raising her 4-year-old triplet grandsons, Bentley, Ashton and Dalton, on her own for most of their lives. As their mother is a 30-year-old single parent who already had a toddler, she…
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KARMA Strikes Back: North Dakota Church Owned By White Supremacist Burns to The Ground
A fire burned down an entire Nome, N.D., church owned by a white supremacist Wednesday. Only the steeple of the Zion Lutheran Church remained from the fire, reports CNN. Craig Cobb, a white supremacist, has partial ownership of the church, according to its deed. Barnes County Sheriff’s Office explained that the church had burned…
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After Trashing Sacred Lands, ‘Environmental’ Pipeline Protesters Invade D.C.
American Indians and environmental activists took to the streets of Washington, D.C., to protest President Donald Trump’s decision to move forward with the Dakota Access Pipeline. Hundreds of protesters descended on D.C. Friday, starting their march outside the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers headquarters and ending it outside the White House. Activists said the…
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Army Corps of Engineers Won’t Force Standing Rock Protesters From Federal Land
The Army Corps of Engineers clarified Sunday it has no plans to force Dakota Access Pipeline protesters from federal land. Rather, the Corps is hoping for a “peaceful and orderly transition to a safer location,” The Associated Press reports. The Corps released a statement Friday informing tribal leaders that land north of the Cannonball River won’t be open…
