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Sen. Cramer recovering from concussion and brain bleed

North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer is recovering from head injuries after slipping on ice

U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer of North Dakota is recovering at his Bismarck home after injuring his head when he slipped on ice.

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Sen. Cramer recovering from concussion and brain bleed after falling on ice

Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-ND) is recovering from a concussion he sustained after taking a “hard fall” on the ice at his North Dakota home over the weekend. Cramer said in a post on Facebook that he was diagnosed by doctors with “a severe concussion,

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North Dakota senator recovering after falling, hitting head on the ice

Republican U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer of North Dakota is resting at home after suffering serious head injuries after a fall on ice at home.

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Sen. Kevin Cramer: Trump doing 'exactly what people elected him to do'

North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer said he wasn't excusing Donald Trump's actions while defending the president's actions and ...

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Sen. Kevin Cramer recovering at home after falling and suffering a concussion, brain bleed

Sen. Kevin Cramer is recovering at his home in North Dakota after falling on ice and suffering a concussion and brain bleed.

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Trump: GOP senator had ‘close call’ with fall

President Trump weighed in on the recent head injury sustained by Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) after he slipped and fell on ice ...

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McFeely: Cowardly Kevin is lying about Trump now

North Dakota U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer knows President Donald Trump is teasing a third term, but won't say or do the right thing ...

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UPDATE: Lignite Energy Council President and CEO announces resignation

Lignite Energy Council President and CEO Jason Bohrer has announced his plans to resign and will continue his career in ...

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North Dakota to sue the Bureau of Land Management over changes to Resource Management Plan

North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley said that the state will be using the Bureau of Land Management over changes that the organization made to North Dakota’s Resource Management Plan.

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