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House passes Trump’s megabill, sending it to the president’s desk
Big Beautiful Bill · United States

House passes Trump’s megabill, sending it to the president’s desk

49% Center coverage: 759 sources
The House on Thursday passed President Donald Trump’s massive tax-and-spending bill, delivering him a major political victory and teeing him up to enshrine much of his sweeping domestic agenda into law. The legislation, which Trump has dubbed the “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” contains trillions of dollars in tax cuts and beefed-up immigration enforcement spending and is offset by significant cuts to Medicaid and other programs. See the Story
Brooks Lee's Walk-Off Bunt Single Lifts Twins to 6-5 Win over Rays
Tampa Bay Rays · Minneapolis

Brooks Lee's Walk-Off Bunt Single Lifts Twins to 6-5 Win over Rays

43% Center coverage: 37 sources
Brooks Lee's bunt single in the ninth clinches a 6-5 win for the Twins over the Rays.See the Story
He was once central Minnesota’s most notorious criminal. Now DNA technology could add to his criminal history
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He was once central Minnesota’s most notorious criminal. Now DNA technology could add to his criminal history

65% Right coverage: 17 sources
Physical evidence from the 1974 murders of two St. Cloud sisters is undergoing new DNA technological analysis. Results could be tested against Herbert Notch, a man with a storied criminal history.See the Story

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What is causing the leaves to curl on my tomato plants?

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Open the article to view the coverage from Duluth News TribuneRochester, Minnesota · RochesterSee the Story

What Independence Day means for gardeners

64% Right coverage: 14 sources
Neal Holland, longtime horticulture professor with North Dakota State University, was fond of calling July Fourth “Independence Day for gardeners.” I’m not sure if he coined the phrase or borrowed it from a predecessor, but the term refers to gardeners being freed from certain tasks that can be discontinued for the remainder of the season. ADVERTISEMENT July 4 is an easy date to remember for halting a few garden chores, and it’s a transition poi…Independence Day · FargoSee the Story

Editorial cartoon: South Dakota's 200 new laws

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Saturday's editorial cartoon published in the Mitchell RepublicMitchell, South Dakota · MitchellRead Article

Rockslide blocks highway in Spearfish Canyon

Coverage: 2 sources
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) - Saturday in Spearfish Canyon, a rockslide sent boulders tumbling down a cliffside, blocking U.S. Highway 14A near Savoy, S.D. The South Dakota DOT posted photos of the rocks and debris on Facebook. They say due to the unstable cliff side the road will be closed indefinitely. Roadblocks were placed on either side of the road. The southern roadblock is north of Long Valley Ln. The northern roadblock is south of Victoria …Spearfish · SpearfishSee the Story

Back in Time: J. C. Penney’s Store

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
J.C. Penney’s Store moved to this new location (Western Building at Third and Main) in 1926. The first Penney’s store in Mitchell opened in 1917 was located at 215 N. Main (the second Penney’s store to be opened in South Dakota). This store had a unique way of collecting money for customers’ purchases, a cashier was on the balcony and each department had a zipline station. The salesman would put the cash in the cup on the zipline and send it to …Mitchell, South Dakota · MitchellRead Article

Woster: When panic sets in with the kids, mothers always seem step in

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Many years ago, I answered the west door of our home in Pierre to find a neighbor holding a bloody-faced young boy. “He took a bad spill on his bike,’’ the man said, thrusting my younger son into my arms. “I don’t think he’s hurt bad, but he scraped his face up when he hit the gutter.’’ I couldn’t speak for a moment. I stood holding the wailing boy and stared at the blood. Crises and I have never gotten along well. Eventually I found my voice an…Mitchell, South Dakota · MitchellRead Article

Three represent MHS students at state HOBY leadership event

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
MADISON, S.D. — Three Mitchell High School students were selected to attend the HOBY Leadership Conference June 5-8 at Dakota State University in Madison. The 2024-25 Sophomore class President, Londyn Schroeder along with classmates Katie Morgan and Colby Niehoff represented Mitchell High School. The Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminar of South Dakota, or HOBY SD, is a youth leadership seminar for high school sophomores that focuses on persona…Mitchell, South Dakota · MitchellSee the Story

Bailey Ober working on mechanics while on IL; other Twins progressing well

57% Right coverage: 14 sources
After a month in which he gave up 30 runs in 30 innings as he pitched through a hip issue that had bothered him since the end of spring training, Twins starter Bailey Ober described the need to “take a look in the mirror and see what’s really the best course of action.” That course of action, Ober and the team decided, would be to take a period of time on the injured list and get his hip injury — described by the team as a left hip impingement —…Sports · JamestownSee the Story

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