Trump promises to "restore America’s competitive edge"
"If the fight is fair, no one on Earth can beat the American worker or the American company," Mr. Trump said Wednesday
North Dakota
Trump to bring Democratic senator with him to North Dakota
President heading there to sell the tax overhaul
Autopsy results released in Savanna Greywind's death
The 22-year-old was eight months pregnant when she vanished; her baby was found alive three days before Greywind's body was found in a river
Newborn found near where pregnant woman disappeared, police say
Chief Dave Todd says police don't know yet whether the infant is the child of 22-year-old Savanna Greywind
Prices of grocery staples could rise as drought conditions worsen
Nearly 11 percent of the continental United States is in moderate drought or worse, says NOAA meteorologist
Calf born with extra legs attached to its neck
"I've been ranching my whole life, and I've never seen anything like it," the calf's owner said
North Dakota is latest to OK “permitless” carrying of hidden guns
Governor signs bill, into law making North Dakota one of about a dozen states allowing most adults to carry a hidden firearm without a permit
Fire destroys church recently purchased by white supremacist
Craig Cobb once tried to start an Aryan enclave in Leith, North Dakota
Amtrak train freed after 13 hours stuck in North Dakota snowbank
Crews tried various types of heavy equipment before finally resorting to shoveling by hand to free the train carrying 111 passengers, reports say
Best states 2017
U.S. News & World Report reveals its inaugural rankings, based on factors including education, health care and the economy
Tribe goes to court to stall Dakota pipeline
New legal challenge comes as construction of long-delayed Dakota Access pipeline begins under reservoir
Company building Dakota Access pipeline plans to resume work immediately
The Army has granted the developer of the pipeline formal permission to lay pipe under a Missouri River reservoir
N.D. Sen.: Army Corps told to allow construction of pipeline
A spokesman for the U.S. Army did not immediately respond to requests for comment, and the Standing Rock Sioux immediately vowed to go to court to stop it
Blizzards, ice storms wreak havoc across northern Plains
Blowing and drifting snow forced the closure of an airport and created near-zero visibility on some roads
Drivers urged to stay off roads as snow, ice hit much of Midwest
Dangerous rain conditions stretch from parts of Minnesota all the way south to Texas
Dangerous wintry weather arrives and more on the way
Blinding snowstorms caused major pileups in the Midwest, icy roads as far north as North Dakota and treacherous conditions in upstate New York
First Arctic blast of the season sweeps across the U.S.
Parts of Great Plains hit with blizzard conditions and visibility on some roads "down to zero" in North Dakota
Protesters claim Army Corps victory in pipeline protest
National Congress of American Indians says Army Corps of Engineers will for now not grant easement to the Dakota Access Pipeline near reservation
Officials: We won't let pipeline protesters freeze
Head of North Dakota’s emergency management services says office has winter shelter plans in place to help protesters
Dakota Access pipeline protester: Governor "has no authority here"
Protesters are defying the governor's mandatory evacuation orders and withstanding below-freezing temperatures to protest the construction of the oil pipeline
Sheriff defends arrests at Dakota pipeline protests
More than 525 people from across the country have been arrested during months of Dakota Access oil pipeline protests
Army Corps to close pipeline protest camp, tribe says
Dave Archambault says he received a letter saying the area will be closed to "protect the general public" due to protests and the harsh North Dakota weather conditions
Dad: Pipeline protester may lose arm after explosion
Wayne Wilansky said Tuesday that his 21-year-old daughter Sophia was wounded in a concussion grenade blast that “blew the bone out of her arm" -- police have denied using the devices
Authorities defend decision to douse pipeline protesters in subfreezing weather
Clash occurred as protesters tried to push past a long-blocked bridge on a state highway and were turned back by authorities using tear gas, rubber bullets and water hoses
Journalist shot with rubber bullets during N.D. pipeline protests
Erin Schrode, who is based out of Northern California, posted video of the incident on Twitter
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