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Grizzly Bears Need Local Support Original

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By Dan Mahoney, Jonah Goldberg Verified, Alina Clough, Nate Hochman
| The Dispatch Verified
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) recently announced that it plans to continue listing grizzly bears as an endangered species, but while bear advocates are celebrating this announcement, it may undermine grizzly populations in the long term. The protections afforded to grizzlies under the Endangered Species Act are often onerous for states and landowners who live with the species every day, and they can inspire animosity when the federal government enforces them.
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America's Mandate - IM

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By Nate Hochman, Brian Renninger, Poppy Coburn Verified
Hegel observed that all world historical events must occur twice: What can be ignored or dismissed the first time around becomes, in the second instance, incontrovertible. Napoleon had to be defeated twice, and Europeans had to fight two civil wars. And Donald Trump had to be elected twice as President of the United States for the second War of Independence he embodies to be won.
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Forgotten Town

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By Nate Hochman, Daniel Miller, Charles B. Haywood
| im1776.com
“America doesn’t need this place, doesn’t care about this place… It’s just a place that time forgot.” Tom Altmiller is sitting across from me at a paint-chipped picnic table. It looks like it was bright red once, but the years have faded it to a sort of grayish maroon. He’s in his late 50s, with square glasses, a graying goatee, and a short ponytail, and speaks with a stubborn, matter-of-fact stoicism that’s common among the locals.
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