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North Dakota
N.D. Gov: Citizens Should Avoid 'Mask Shaming'
By Tara Law
Keystone Pipeline Leaks 383,000 Gallons of Oil in North Dakota as Environmental Groups Express Concern
By Mahita Gajanan
Colorado Teen is Hospitalized After Bison Attack at Theodore Roosevelt National Park
By Nadia Suleman
Police Searching for Suspect in Quadruple Killing in North Dakota Town
By Katie Reilly
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A New North Dakota Law Threatened Native American Votes. They Responded By Turning Out in Historic Numbers
"North Dakota, you can't do that," protesters chanted outside a polling site
By Katie Reilly
November 7, 2018
Republican Kevin Cramer Defeats Senator Heidi Heitkamp to Clinch GOP Senate Control
North Dakota Democratic Sen. Heidi Heitkamp lost her bid for reelection in the reliably red state on Tuesday, following a closely watched campaign that gained national attention after her vote against the confirmation of U.S....
By Katie Reilly
November 7, 2018
North Dakota Democrat Heidi Heitkamp Is Predicted to Lose. But She Has Defied Expectations Before
Her vote against Judge Brett Kavanaugh may have complicated her reelection campaign
By Katie Reilly
November 5, 2018
North Dakota’s Voter ID Law Disproportionately Affects Native Americans. Here’s How They’re Mobilizing to Fight It
"We are going to go to the polls"
By Katie Reilly
November 2, 2018
Koch Brothers Run Ads Backing Democratic Senator
"We commend her for taking a stand against the leaders of her party"
By Alana Abramson
June 1, 2018
Miss Texas Criticized President Trump's Response to Charlottesville
On Sunday night, Miss North Dakota Cara Mund took the crown as 2018's Miss America pageant queen. But one of the runners-up, Miss Texas Margana Wood, may have stolen the show. During a question and...
By Raisa Bruner
September 11, 2017
Dakota Access Pipeline Granted Final Easement
The Standing Rock Sioux tribe will fight the decision
By Valerie Volcovici / Reuters
February 7, 2017
Trump Will Review Dakota Access Pipeline Plan
His administration says it supports the project
By Ernest Scheyder, Terray Sylvester and David Gaffen / Reuters
December 5, 2016
Women Are the Backbone of the Standing Rock Movement
'Women are the protectors of the water and of all life'
By Shannon Kring, U.S. / World Pulse
November 29, 2016
Army Corps Orders Pipeline Protesters to Vacate
Protesters face arrest if they stay in the area after Dec. 5
By Katie Reilly
November 26, 2016
Regulations May Further Delay North Dakota Pipeline
The changes are designed to to improve consultations with local tribes
By Valerie Volcovici and Patrick Rucker / Reuters
November 18, 2016
A High-Plains Showdown Over the Dakota Access Pipeline
On the surface, the Dakota Access pipeline looks like any of the dozens of oil and gas projects approved in recent years. The 1,200-mile project is designed to transport hundreds of thousands of barrels a...
By Justin Worland
November 3, 2016
U.S. Mulls Ways to ‘Reroute' Dakota Access Pipeline
"There is a way for us to accommodate sacred lands of Native Americans"
By Melissa Chan
November 2, 2016
What to Know About the Dakota Access Pipeline
The controversy over the project shows no sign of going away
By Justin Worland
October 28, 2016
The Dakota Access Pipeline May Be the Next Keystone—With a Twist
Indigenous activists say the pipeline highlights a broader environmental threat to their communities
By Justin Worland
September 10, 2016
Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein Charged for Vandalizing Oil Pipeline Equipment
She is accused of spray-painting construction equipment
By Mahita Gajanan
September 7, 2016
Judge Orders Temporary Stop to North Dakota Pipeline Construction Following Protests
Work will pause on part of the pipeline after protests over the weekend
By Mahita Gajanan
September 7, 2016
North Dakota Pipeline Protest Turns Violent After Native American Burial Grounds Allegedly Damaged
"The demolition is devastating"
By Mahita Gajanan
September 4, 2016
Now You Know: Why Are There Two Dakotas?
Because different population sizes, trade routes and politics meant the two halves didn't really like each other
By Merrill Fabry
July 14, 2016
Hillary Clinton Wins New Jersey Primary
Hillary Clinton has beat Bernie Sanders in New Jersey, winning one of the final states of the Democratic primary on her way to likely winning a majority of pledged delegates Tuesday night. Her victory in...
By Sam Frizell
June 7, 2016
Supreme Court Rules North Dakota Can't Revive Strict Abortion Law
The proposed appeal would have been the strictest abortion laws in the nation
By Pete Williams / NBC News
January 25, 2016
Watch John Oliver Slam North Dakota's Oil Industry
The host urges residents of the state to 'be angry'
By Melissa Locker
October 12, 2015
North Dakota Abortion Ban Overturned
The last abortion clinic in the state can stay open
By Charlotte Alter
July 22, 2015
Fiery Train Derailment Causes Town to Evacuate
The train derailment set 10 cars in fire, but no injuries have been reported
By NBC News
May 6, 2015
18-Year-Old Fights For Legal Guardianship of Her Two Siblings
The approval decision hearing will take place on Feb. 19
By Caitlin Keating / People
February 6, 2015
Where Abortion Is on the Ballot
Voters in Colorado, North Dakota and Tennessee could help reshape the legal landscape
By Kate Pickert
November 3, 2014
Barista-Free Coffee Shop Uses the Honor System to Turn a Profit
Trusting strangers is a viable business strategy, who knew?
By Bijan Stephen
August 24, 2014
North Dakota Considers New Energy Regulations
Can a state at the center of the oil boom regulate the industry that propelled it to prosperity?
By Alex Altman
August 13, 2014
Mom Sells 'Brat' Daughter's Katy Perry Tickets on Facebook
Said she "didn't deserve" the tickets, and they sold in 5 minutes
By Charlotte Alter
August 4, 2014
After Deadly Disaster, Fears Rise About Shipping Oil by Rail
The U.S. is producing more oil than it has in decades—and much of that oil is being transported by railroads that travel through crowded cities
By Sebastien Malo
July 10, 2014
10 States That Drink the Most Beer
This post is in partnership with 24/7 Wall Street. The article below was originally published on 247wallst.com. By Alexander E.M. Hess and Thomas C. Frohlich In recent years, Americans have increasingly moved away from beer...
July 8, 2014
Oil Is The New Gold: Inside North Dakota's Oil Rush
North Dakota is on the new frontier of a U.S. fuel economy, where more oil is produced domestically than imported.
By Tessa Berenson
June 24, 2014
Watch a Tornado Rip Through North Dakota Workers' Camp
A video of Monday's storm in McKenzie County gets up and close and personal with the eye of a tornado
By Nolan Feeney
May 27, 2014
Big Comeback Planned for the All-American Drive-in Burger Joint
The once-ubiquitous drive-in restaurant--you know, the kind with rollerskating waitresses--will be seen again very soon in all parts of the country, even in states where you wouldn't want to eat outside for much of the...
By Brad Tuttle
April 18, 2014
Judge Strikes Down N. Dakota Early Abortion Ban
U.S. District Judge Daniel Hovland said the state's abortion restrictions were "invalid and unconstitutional." The law made it illegal for women to undergo the procedure after a fetal heartbeat was detected, which can happen as early as six weeks into pregnancy
By Eliana Dockterman
April 16, 2014
The State That's Beginning to Wish It Never Got Rich
Oil has brought great wealth and the nation's lowest unemployment rate to North Dakota. Soaring homelessness, crime, and housing prices have come along for the ride. North Dakota has had much to brag about in...
By Brad Tuttle
February 20, 2014
The Highest Rent in the U.S. Is Not in New York or San Francisco
It's in North Dakota
By Samantha Grossman
February 18, 2014
Black Rush Life: Working the Oil Fields in North Dakota
“Black Rush Life,” a new film by Christina Clusiau and Shaul Schwarz, captures the the stressed, isolated lives of those working the oil rush in the barren expanse of North Dakota, home to the lowest unemployment rate in the country.
By TIME Staff
July 26, 2013
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