News Topic: Global

Kudos to NHL for not glorifying Russian players during 4 Nations Face-Off

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by: MinotVoice  |  

In the ever-intricate dance between politics and sports, the NHL has stepped boldly into the spotlight. This February, Canada, Sweden, Finland, and the USA will clash in the 4 Nations Face-Off, a tournament sans Russia. While fans might miss Russian stars like Alexander Ovechkin, the NHL’s decision underscores a broader statement against political regimes; especially

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Side Hustle: The Election Worker

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by: MinotVoice  |  

We’re a month removed from our election and everything it entailed. Perhaps that’s enough time, perhaps not. Regardless, this story from Iceland provides a light perspective on how those from another place in the world think about their democracy and the responsibilities that come with maintaining it. The recap follows, get the full story from

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VIDEO: The Last Viking Mystery: How Leifur Eriksson Found and Lost America

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by: MinotVoice  |  

Did the Vikings really beat Columbus to North America? Dive into this mystery with historians Valur Gunnarsson and Jón Trausti Sigurðarson, hosts of The Reykjavík Grapevine’s series “The Last Viking Mystery.” In Episode 2, they unravel the tale of Vinland and the fascinating saga of the Icelanders who explored the continent long before it was

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As Notre Dame reopens, Minnesota man reflects on his role in reconstruction

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by: MinotVoice  |  

Imagine being part of history, hands-on, crafting a piece of the past into the future. That’s just what Peter Henrikson from Grand Marais, MN did when he lent his timber-framing expertise to the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral’s restoration. Five years after a devastating fire, Notre Dame reopens, with Henrikson—and other artisans—breathing new life into its

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From the Ashes: Notre-Dame Reopens After a Remarkable Restoration

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by: MinotVoice  |  

Construction on the Paris cathedral Notre Dame started in the year 1163 — according to the the best records from the era. That’s 861 years ago. It’s been five years since we watched it burn. But today, the restoration is complete. And the reviews are in — better than before. Why does it matter in

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Could Seaweed from Hawaii Slow Down Cows’ Methane Farts?

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by: Josh Wolsky  |  

So, here’s the deal. North Dakota has a lot of cows, and they’re important for our economy and food security. But cows also produce a lot of methane, and methane contributes mightily to global warming. If you’re not following fully yet, there’s a conflict on the horizon and it’s the cattle industry versus the environmental

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Beyond the Slogans, Border Security Gets Complicated

by: Jim Maxson  |  

It is becoming quite apparent that border security is an issue that North Dakota primary candidates have been advised to address by their overpaid consultants.

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How Much Have We Given Him?

by: Josh Wolsky  |  

Facebook turned 20 earlier this year. Next year you can buy it a beer – if it’s still around. It started on college campuses and grew like crazy. It was late in  2006 –  with momentum then fully rolling – that it began letting the rest of us in. There’s a lesson there if you’re

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