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Minnesota’s National Guard is pulling out early from Washington D.C. after troops were spotted patrolling neighborhoods far beyond their authorized event zones—despite being sent there for the America 250 celebrations. This comes amid growing scrutiny over the federal deployment of thousands of National Guard members across states, many now deputized as armed police, sparking legal and public conc...

Patriot Front’s staged patriotism masks a violent, cult-like white nationalist movement—despite marching in khakis and blue shirts through D.C., they’ve vandalized Black icons, assaulted a musician with anti-Black motives, and rebranded after the Unite the Right rally to appear law-abiding and heroic, all while quietly extracting money and control from members under the guise of service. Listen in...

Tired of freezing on the dance floor? Meet Dance Guru, a VR app that turns awkward moments into confident moves. Created by David Huang, who hated traditional dance lessons and struggled to find partners, it uses motion-captured avatars to teach waltz, salsa, and more—with zero judgment. Unlike past games, this VR experience simulates the partner dynamic, helping you build muscle memory and confid...

Spain storms into the World Cup semifinals with a heart-stopping 2-1 win over Belgium, thanks to Mikel Merino’s 88th-minute winner — his second clutch goal in as many knockout games. Capitalizing on a backup goalkeeper’s error, Merino delivered when it mattered most, sending Spain into a blockbuster semifinal against France. The victory ends Belgium’s unbeaten run and extends Spain’s own incredibl...

The Trump administration just rolled out a major rewrite of the Endangered Species Act, slashing what counts as “harm” to wildlife — now it’s mostly direct injury or death, not habitat destruction. That means oil drilling, logging, and mining could proceed in protected zones, even if they wreck animal homes — a move environmentalists fear could push species toward extinction. Supporters say the la...

Trump warns Iran with a chilling threat: 1,000 missiles are ready, thousands more on standby, as tensions spike after Iran’s funeral for Khamenei featured signs calling for his assassination. U.S. airstrikes followed Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, with Washington demanding Iran publicly guarantee the strait’s safety — a demand Iran refuses to meet. As negotiators race against ti...

Kids are getting seriously burned by microwaving squishy toys — a viral TikTok trend that’s backfiring with dangerous explosions. Experts are urging parents to have real, teachable conversations about safety, not just rules — like using mitts for hot things or never reaching for toys in hot cars. If burns happen, cool water for minor cases, but serious ones need immediate medical help. And hey, ch...

Early Thursday morning, burglars shattered the doors of Outdoorsman, a 46-year-old sporting goods store in south Fargo, stealing multiple firearms. Owner Mike Muhonen is more alarmed by the potential for these weapons to fall into the wrong hands than the financial loss, stressing that every legally sold gun undergoes strict federal checks. While insurance covers the stolen merchandise, the emotio...

Big news for Minnesota and North Dakota travelers: the federal government is pouring $24 million into replacing three aging Red River bridges—critical for commuters, freight, and regional commerce. Located in Norman, Polk, and Clay counties, these bridges are flood-prone and in dire need of modernization. Senators Klobuchar and Smith hailed the funding as essential for safety, economic resilience,...

Two high-risk registered sex offenders have moved within Fargo, and police are alerting the public: 32-year-old Alexander Michael Emmons, convicted in 2014 of gross sexual imposition against a 14-year-old, now lives at 123 15th Street North; 20-year-old Mesa Cawl Holloman, convicted in 2020 of indecent exposure against a 75-year-old, now resides at 3402 14th Street South. Both are lifetime registr...

Graham Platner, Maine’s progressive Senate hopeful, has dropped out after a rape allegation from a former partner — a claim he denies — sparking a major shakeup in the Democratic race. With his primary win intact, the party now races to pick a replacement by July 27th, as Platner vowed to keep the progressive fight alive and focus on defeating the GOP incumbent. Backed by figures like Bernie Sande...

Five young guys in West Fargo, the Bracelet Bros, turned their handmade bracelet hustle into a massive block party that drew 150 people, complete with bounce houses, a dunk tank, and a DJ — all while donating proceeds to local charities. With local businesses donating services for free, they chose to pay it forward, supporting causes like the Special Olympics and Spread Your Sunshine. From calling...

North Dakota State University and Sanford Health launch a new study to uncover how wildly popular weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy truly impact real-world health — beyond just weight loss. With one in eight Americans now using these medications, researchers are tracking changes in quality of life, emotional well-being, and even muscle health over three and six months. Once prohibitively e...

Tornado recovery in Becker County is moving forward—power restored for nearly everyone, emergency operations wrapped up, and Red Cross support concluded. For updates, call the sheriff’s non-emergency line; for urgent needs, still dial 911. Donations still accepted at Oakland Beach Lane and Floyd Lake Point, and the Becker County Disaster Fund remains open. Volunteers can check the Floyd Shores Ass...

The National Endowment for the Arts is pivoting to spotlight patriotic art this year, funding projects like “The Ronald Reagan Overture” — a sweeping orchestral and video tribute blending his film music with key presidential moments. With a sharp shift away from diversity-focused grants, the NEA now prioritizes American heritage, forcing arts groups to adapt — some losing funding, others securing...

A convicted child predator from Laos, Tou Vang, was deported by ICE despite being pardoned by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz — sparking outrage from DHS officials who called him a “monster” and accused the governor of shielding a dangerous criminal. Vang, who entered the U.S. legally in 1994, was sentenced for repeatedly assaulting a 10-year-old girl and received a removal order in 2006. After being...

A fifty-two-year-old man in Houston was fatally shot by ICE agents during a traffic stop—claims the department says he weaponized his van, but no video evidence exists and agents weren’t wearing body cams. Neighbors report a spike in ICE activity, especially in working-class neighborhoods like Magnolia Park, fueling fear and anger in the Latino community. Witnesses and lawyers dispute the official...

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A Minnesota trooper pulled over a 20-year-old for distracted driving—only to discover the car was stuffed with dozens of cases of Busch Apple beer. The department shared a hilarious photo captioned “Someone didn’t make it to the party,” turning a routine traffic stop into viral internet fodder. The driver got a ticket for underage alcohol possession, a reminder to stay focused on the road and keep...

Colin Farrell returns as John Sugar, an alien private eye stranded on Earth, in the gritty, genre-bending second season of Apple TV’s Sugar. This time, he’s tangled in the underbelly of LA, taking on a case for a young boxer hunting his missing brother — a mission that pulls him into street gangs, corrupt cops, and a mysterious woman who challenges his alien detachment. Bound by strict rules — no...

Netflix’s fresh take on Little House on the Prairie brings Laura Ingalls’ pioneering spirit to life again, this time with Alice Halsey as the young Laura — echoing the beloved 1970s series while adding new cultural layers like the Osage family. Created by Rebecca Sonnenshine, the show stays true to Wilder’s original memoirs, centering on Laura’s childhood perspective as she grows up on the prairie...

A chilling case from Dilworth, Minnesota, where Sahar Ramirez was found dead near the Red River five days after going missing, has reignited questions about justice after her husband was cleared in a 2022 domestic assault investigation. Surveillance footage showed him striking Sahar while she held their toddler and shaking a baby’s car seat — she later described a pattern of abuse that terrified h...

Congress just passed a historic, bipartisan housing bill aimed at making homeownership more affordable by boosting construction and cracking down on big investor purchases—but the president is refusing to sign it, tying its fate to a stalled voter ID bill he’s using as leverage. With a midnight deadline looming, the bill’s future hangs in the balance, and experts warn any real impact will take yea...

A former Mayo Clinic director alleges a shocking pattern of retaliation after exposing major ethical breaches in AI and research operations — including patient privacy violations, unauthorized surgeries, and AI data manipulation — only to be sidelined, demoted, and ultimately fired despite receiving a raise. Now suing under the False Claims Act and FMLA, she claims she was the only employee laid o...