Fully aware that she’s in a vulnerable electoral position in the 2018 political cycle, first term North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp has been working on filling her campaign coffers so that she can effectively fight off any Republican challenge. But most of itemized donations from individuals to her campaign have been, by far, from out…
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UND Spent Over $16,000 on Consulting in Athletics Department Which Produced No Written Reports
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Senator Heidi Heitkamp Raised More Money From Goldman Sachs Employees Than North Dakotans
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Video: Anti-Oil Zealots Shut Down Public Hearing on Line Three Pipeline
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John Andrist: Celebrate or Tear Down Our History?
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Senator Heidi Heitkamp Raised More Money From Goldman Sachs Employees Than North Dakotans
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Poll: 42 Percent of North Dakotans Say They’re Less Likely to Vote for Heitkamp if She Opposes Trump Tax Plan
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Heidi Heitkamp Took Money From Wells Fargo PAC Just Nine Days Before Saying “Someone Should Go to Jail”
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Higher Ed Is Already Run by Politicians, They Just Don’t Have to Stand for Election
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North Dakota Is Smart to Resist the Wind Energy Bubble
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Audio: Berkeley Scholar Calls Wind Energy Subsidies “Completely Perverse”
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Podcast: Will North Dakota’s Government Employees Be Able to Use Medical Marijuana?
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If Harvey Weinstein Were a Powerful Republican He’d Have Gone Down Years Ago
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The Roots of Anti-Columbus Day Activism May Surprise You
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Senator Heitkamp Played Politics and Ended up Giving Obama a Big Win for His Environmental Legacy
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UND Spent Over $16,000 on Consulting in Athletics Department Which Produced No Written Reports
Brian Faison, the Athletics Director at the University of North Dakota, retired earlier this week. Only my colleague, Grand Forks Herald sports reporter Tom Miller, doesn’t buy that it was a retirement. In a column he opines that Faison was pushed out and the university is keeping it quiet. Miller notes that UND hired a consultant…
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Video: Anti-Oil Zealots Shut Down Public Hearing on Line Three Pipeline
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If We’re Going to Preserve the History of #NoDAPL, How About We Document All of It?
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Obamacare Was Driving up Premiums Even Before Trump’s Decision to Stop Paying Illegal Insurance Company Subsidies
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Democratic House Candidate Raises Paltry $36,000 in First Quarter
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President Trump’s Threat Against NBC’s Broadcast License Is Stupid and Counterproductive
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Audio: Potential Senate Candidate Kevin Cramer Says “We Have a One Chamber Problem and It’s the Senate”
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Another Loss for #NoDAPL: Judge Rules That Dakota Access Pipeline Can Remain Open
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Blaming Guns for Suicides Does a Disservice to Suicide Prevention Efforts
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Podcast: ND Tax Commissioner Says Trump Tax Plan Could Impact State Revenues
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John Andrist: Celebrate or Tear Down Our History?
Some people call it revisionism. Others prefer the term re-writing history, but by any name its a slippery slope on which we are riding these days. Revisionism was once a practice employed only by tyrants and revolutionaries, who wanted people to believe there was nothing before them, nor to follow them. Today it has become…
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Connie Krapp: How Many Generations of #MeToo?
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Jason Bohrer: The Clean Power Plan No Longer Threatens North Dakota’s Economy
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John Andrist: A Good Woman Wanted for President
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Jason Flohrs: North Dakota Needs to Dump Corporate Welfare
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John Andrist: U.S. Healthcare Is Too Big to Succeed
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Mark Johnson: Correcting the Record on Fargo’s Election Reform Debate
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Ed Schafer: Heidi Heitkamp Could Learn a Lot From Teddy Roosevelt
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John Andrist: Intellect Applied . . . or Just to Argue?
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