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As President Trump prepares to unveil the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota, the state is caught in a whirlwind of weather, politics, and history. A powerful tornado warning and refinery disruptions underscore the region’s vulnerability, while Capitol Hill pushes forward with a sweeping farm bill that could reshape agriculture and nutrition aid. But beneath the fanfare of the ribbon-cutting lies a deeper reckoning: how Roosevelt’s legacy—marked by controversial remarks about Native Americans—resonates with families who’ve lived on these lands for generations. The event is a moment of national attention, but also a reminder that history’s weight is never simple.

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