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THE NEW FORTY Privacy - a fallacy rooted in outdated realities.
Hello folks...have you met the USA PATRIOT Act? You may recall it as the sweeping piece of legislation passed about a month after the attacks on 9/11. The Act is so voluminous that it is said no legis...
Posted on 6/6/13 at 8:51 PM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS US Attorney’s Office and UND Law School announce expansion of Federal Court Externship Program
New Externship with U.S. Attorney's Office will focus on Tribal Prosecution Bismarck, ND (June 4, 2013):North Dakota United States Attorney Timothy PurdonandUniversity of North Dakota School of Law D...
Posted on 6/5/13 at 9:06 AM
FOR THE LOVE OF HOCKEY USHL Western Conference finals preview
A battle of the Dakotas will decide who wins the USHL Western Conference and advances to the Clark Cup, as the Sioux Falls Stampede and the Fargo Force will face off in a best-of-five series. Both ...
Posted on 4/25/13 at 6:56 PM
STORM TRACKER Where have all the Tornadoes Gone?
After a fairly fast start earlier in the year, tornadoes have been uncommon for the past several months. After the large tornado outbreak in the central plains from April 13-16, the tornado season qui...
Posted on 7/14/12 at 6:35 PM
FATHER KNOWS LAST American Rallying Cries (Remember Pearl Harbor)
Remember the Alamo was the Texan's rallying cry during their war with the Mexicans. The Mexicans laid siege on the small Texan mission and eventually massacred everyone inside. This lack of mercy serv...
Posted on 12/7/10 at 8:51 PM
Obama reassures: Japan's radiation won't reach U.S. 
President Barack Obama, trying to reassure a worried nation, declared Thursday that "harmful levels" of radiation from the Japanese nuclear disaster are not expected to reach the U.S., even as other officials conceded it could take weeks to bring the crippled nuclear complex under control.
By Associated Press , March 17, 2011
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Pakistan army chief condemns U.S. drone attack
Pakistan's army chief has condemned a U.S. drone attack that killed more than three dozen people, saying the missiles struck a peaceful meeting of tribal elders.
By Rasool Dawar , March 17, 2011
NASA, Russian astronauts land in Kazakh steppe
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly and two Russian cosmonauts landed safely Wednesday in the snowy expanses of central Kazakhstan after spending five months on the International Space Station.
By Peter Leonard , March 16, 2011
Feds deploy more radiation monitors in western U.S.
More radiation monitors are being deployed in the western United States and Pacific territories, as officials seek to mollify public concern over exposure from damaged nuclear plants in Japan, federal environmental regulators said.
By Associated Press , March 16, 2011
U.S. closes Libya embassy, readies sanctions
The United States shuttered its embassy in Libya on Friday and readied stiff financial and other penalties against Moammar Gadhafi and his loyalists, ending days of cautious condemnation by all but calling for the unpredictable leader's immediate ouster.
By Bradley Klapper & Matthew Lee , February 25, 2011
U.S. condemns 'appalling' violence in Libya
The Obama administration on Tuesday condemned "appalling" violence in Libya, where security forces unleashed a bloody crackdown on protesters demanding the ouster of longtime leader Moammar Gadhafi.
By Matthew Lee , February 22, 2011
World Juniors Championship: U.S.-Canada showdown set
Canadian victory over Swiss sets up rivalry game in semis
By Brad Elliott Schlossman , January 03, 2011
News around the world: Oil spill reaches Lake Pontchartrain, France debates burqa-style veil ban etc.
Over the July Fourth weekend, tar balls and an oil sheen pushed by strong winds from faraway Hurricane Alex slipped past lines of barges that were supposed to block the passes connecting the Gulf of Mexico to Lake Pontchartrain.
Louisiana authorities closed the lake’s eastern reaches to fishing on Monday, though most of it remained open.
By Associated Press , July 06, 2010
U.S. largely ruling out North Korea in 2009 cyberattacks
U.S. officials have largely ruled out North Korea as the origin of a computer attack last July that took down U.S. and South Korean government websites, according to cybersecurity experts.
By Lolita C. Baldor , July 03, 2010
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World Cup soccer: U.S. relishes fan support in today's do-or-die match
If the U.S. and England both tie, the U.S. could still advance if it maintains its two-goals-scored advantage. Through two matches, the Americans have scored three goals, and the English have scored one. If the U.S. and England were to finish deadlocked, FIFA would draw lots to decide which team advances.
By Michelle Kaufman , June 22, 2010
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World Cup soccer notebook: USA's Donovan thinks best is yet to come
Team has big game against Algeria on Wednesday
By Herald Wire Reports , June 22, 2010
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Bob Bradley the day after: 'It was a good goal'
The U.S. is moving on, with no way to appeal the disallowed goal that would have given the Americans a lead in their 2-2 World Cup tie against Slovenia.
By Ronald Blum , June 19, 2010
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World Cup soccer: United States surges to tie
Two second-half goals against Slovenia keep Americans’ hopes of advancing alive
By Associated Press , June 18, 2010
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World Cup soccer: U.S. enters match as favorites
And that's a rare experience for Americans
By Associated Press , June 15, 2010
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World Cup: United States 1, England 1
England’s players couldn’t get off the field fast enough. The Americans lingered to savor the night.
They walked to the end of Royal Bafokeng Stadium where thousands of red, white and blue-clad fans were waving the Stars and Stripes and cheering their heads off.
By Ronald Blum , June 12, 2010
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