Last week rancher David Meyer, apparently fed up with protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline on his land, sold some 6,000 acres of the historic Cannonball Ranch to the pipeline company. “It’s a beautiful ranch, but I just wanted out,” he told the folks at KXNews. In response former Agriculture Commissioner Sarah Vogel said the…
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State Archaeologist Finds No Evidence of Destroyed Cultural Artifacts at Dakota Access Pipeline Site
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Objections to Cannonball Ranch Sale Are Why North Dakota’s Corporate Farming Ban Needs to Be Scrapped
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Is This North Dakota’s First National Anthem Protest?
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This Video of a North Dakota Deputy Getting Cursed at Is Why You Should Give Cops a Break
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Objections to Cannonball Ranch Sale Are Why North Dakota’s Corporate Farming Ban Needs to Be Scrapped
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This Video of a North Dakota Deputy Getting Cursed at Is Why You Should Give Cops a Break
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UPDATED: Landowner Sells Land Used for #NoDAPL Protests to Pipeline Company: “I Just Wanted Out”
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A Solution for the Dakota Access Pipeline: Let’s Just Sell the Oil to Hobbits
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Audio: Democratic Legislative Candidate Says She’s Supporting Republican Gov Candidate, Wants Ethics Commission
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Marsy’s Law Committee Says Critics Are…Sexist?
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University Enrollment Declines Are Good if They’re Happening for the Right Reasons
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#NoDAPL Protesters Nearing Peak Absurdity as They Rally for Woman Detained Over Felony Arrest Warrant
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Video: Standing Rock Chairman Addresses UN Human Rights Commission in Switzerland
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Audio: Lawmaker Says There Has Been Little Accountability for North Dakota’s Economic Development Programs
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State Archaeologist Finds No Evidence of Destroyed Cultural Artifacts at Dakota Access Pipeline Site
Earlier this month a violent clash between Dakota Access Pipeline protesters and security workers protecting the project and pipeline workers erupted after the Standing Rock Sioux tribe said culturally significant artifacts and remains they’d identified had been destroyed. Since then tribal Chairman David Archambault has repeatedly claimed that pipeline workers destroyed artifacts. But a review…
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Is This North Dakota’s First National Anthem Protest?
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Not Rock Bottom Yet: North Dakota’s August Revenues Come in $9 Million Under Forecast
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Audio: Rep. Al Carlson Says Burgum “Has Seen the Light” on Some of His Criticisms of North Dakota Lawmakers
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The Regulatory Process Is Not the Proper Place for Anti-Pipeline Activism
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Grand Forks Herald: North Dakota Voter ID Proponents Are Trying to Suppress Votes
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#NoDAPL Protesters Break Into North Dakota Petroleum Council Meeting
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Audio: State Lawmaker Says Local Governments Have to “Right Size” to Address Property Taxes
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Poll: Trump Leads Clinton in North Dakota, but Neither Are Above 50 Percent
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Morton County Creates Task Force to Investigate Private Security at Dakota Access Pipeline Protest
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John Andrist: History Is a Great Teacher
I’ve always been fascinated by museums. They are a great place to learn. Museums, at least for me, are the best way to look back and think about where we all began. It was likely in a museum where I learned the earliest of us earthlings never worried about space. There was all kinds of…
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David Flynn: Hard Economic Times for Oil Create Opportunities Elsewhere in North Dakota’s Economy
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Robert Wefald: Marsy’s Law Is Bad Law
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John Andrist: Dakota Access Protests Are a Waste
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Jason Bohrer: Polling Shows the People Support Clean Coal
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LaFaive and Nesbit: There Will Be Harsh Consequences for Raising North Dakota’s Tobacco Tax
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Thoughts on Thirteen Years of Blogging
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Starting Next Week: The Rob (Re)Port on WDAY AM970
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Megan Babel: North Dakota’s Falkirk Mine Leads the Nation in Drone-Based Mine Surveying Techniques
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John Andrist: The Importance of Bonding, and Other Points to Ponder
