MINOT, N.D. — I write a lot about the importance of engaging with people you disagree with. It’s not healthy for any of us to live in a bubble. Yet there are so many sources — from social media algorithms to cable news programming — which are feeding us only what we want to hear.…
North Dakota
The Importance of Not Dismissing People You Disagree With
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The Bastiat Caucus Is an Embarrassment to the NDGOP
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The Electoral College Serves America Well
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Legislature Should Say ‘no’ to Money-Grubbing Municipal Courts
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Legislature Should Absolutely Overturn Fargo’s (Already Illegal) Restrictions on Gun Sales
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Conservatives Need to Get Out of the Ghetto
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Catholics Fighting Bill Requiring Priests Report Child Abuse
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Bill Would Deny Public Officials Their Pay if Businesses Restrictions Are in Place
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Was Donald Trump Worth It, Republicans?
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It Doesn’t Matter if Impeachment Is Divisive, It’s Necessary
National
We Cannot Let Children Be Hurt So That Priests Can Keep Their Vows
MINOT, N.D. — A bipartisan group of lawmakers in Bismarck is looking to change an exemption to North Dakota’s mandatory reporter law established for clergy. Sen. Judy Lee, a Republican from Fargo, has introduced Senate Bill 2180. Co-sponsoring it are two other Republicans (though at least one, Rep. Mike Brandenburg of Edgeley, has withdrawn his support) as well as two…
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Trump Must Still Be Convicted
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Biden Begins by Kicking Oil Country in the Teeth
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Lawmakers Tacitly Admit That Supreme Court Got District 8 Ruling Wrong
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Let’s See Violent Pipeline Protesters the Same Way We See Violent Trump Supporters
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Mask Mandate Expiration Is Burgum Protecting Emergency Powers
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Hoeven, Cramer, Armstrong Are Wrong to Oppose Trump’s Impeachment and Removal From Office
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Let’s Talk About ‘whataboutism’
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Sore Loser Bastiats Have Forgotten About the First Amendment
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If Problematic Speech Is Banned Online, at Least Be Consistent
This And That
Plain Talk: Lawmaker Wants to Use the Legacy Fund to Address North Dakota’s Legacy Problems
North Dakota’s Legacy Fund, since it was created by the Legislature and approved by voters in 2010, has turned a slice of the state’s oil tax revenues into a nearly $8 billion pot of money. That balance is invested in stocks and bonds across the nation, and the world, including in some ways that, as…
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Mark Western: If I Were Mike Pence
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Sen. Kevin Cramer Says Donald Trump Is Still the Best President of His Life, but No Longer an Effective Leader
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LIVE: Watch the Panel Discussion ‘Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?’ at 7 P.m. Tonight
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Plain Talk: “I Don’t Think It Helps Him,” Says Sen. Cramer of Trump’s Complaints About Election
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Plain Talk: Former Gov. Ed Schafer Opposes Measure 2, but Says Initiated Measure Process Needs Reform
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Ed Schafer: Vote No on Measure 2
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‘Trump Has Brought the Rural Voice Back Into Play’ Says Democratic-NPL Gubernatorial Candidate Shelley Lenz
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Plain Talk: Brandt Dick, Challenger for Superintendent, Says North Dakota ‘Going the Wrong Way’ on Test Scores
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Plain Talk: Instead of Communist China, How About We Invest Some Legacy Fund Dollars in North Dakota Businesses?