Since we are incapable of having a political debate in this country in 2017 without resorting to partisanship and tribalism, the violent events in Charlottesville have turned into a national game of finger pointing. The various flavors of bigot who showed up, ostensibly to protest the dismantling of Confederate-themed memorials, are beholden of an ugly…
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Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal of Suit Over Lawyer Dues Used to Oppose Shared Parenting
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Stop Comparing Violent Charlottesville Counterprotesters to WWII Veterans
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ND Democrat Says He’ll Avoid Criticizing Trump in Campaign for Congress: “I’m Not Running Against the President”
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Audio: Congressman Cramer Says “Liberal Media” Would Have Praised Trump’s Words on Charlottesville if They’d Come From Obama
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Stop Comparing Violent Charlottesville Counterprotesters to WWII Veterans
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Audio: Congressman Cramer Says “Liberal Media” Would Have Praised Trump’s Words on Charlottesville if They’d Come From Obama
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Republican Lawmakers to Library: Put Those Gay Books Back in the Closet
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North Dakota Gets $10 Million Grant From the Feds to Help Pay for #NoDAPL Protest Costs
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Charlottesville Was a Violent Clash of Identity Politics
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Audio: Ward County Farmer Suggests Weather Modification Efforts Are Keeping Rain From Falling
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Audio: Fired Fargo Cop Tells His Side of the Story
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Hate Crime Legislation Is as Pointless as the Death Penalty
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North Dakota May Have Finally Found Rock Bottom in Revenues Free Fall
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It’s Time to Raise the Gas Tax
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Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal of Suit Over Lawyer Dues Used to Oppose Shared Parenting
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals has weighed in on a lawsuit aimed at the State Bar Association of North Dakota over that organization’s use of legally-required lawyer dues to engage in political activities against a shared parenting measure in the 2014 election cycle. The plaintiff in the suit, Bismarck attorney Arnold Fleck, originally argued…
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ND Democrat Says He’ll Avoid Criticizing Trump in Campaign for Congress: “I’m Not Running Against the President”
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State Water Commission May Have Flubbed Meeting Where Drought Relief Was Approved
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North Dakota Republicans, Democrats Get Utterly Uninspiring Candidates for House and Senate Races Today
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The Dakota Access Pipeline Has Reduced Oil by Rail Shipments by 20 Percent in First Month of Operation
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Report Shows Where You Get Divorced in North Dakota Could Have a Big Impact on Child Custody Outcomes
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Senators Hoeven, Heitkamp Back Serious Threat to Internet Freedom
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Stop Touting the Economic Benefits of Food Stamps
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State Rep. Rick Becker Says Decision on Senate Run May Have to Wait Until September but Won’t Hinge on Cramer
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Victims Shouldn’t Have to Pay for the Law Enforcement Costs Created by Their Abusers
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John Andrist: Must We Pay All Those Bills?
In today’s world most of us would concur with the wish that everyone could receive quality medical care. And who among us would not bring food to a neighbor in need? The very thought of someone in our neighborhood going hungry is simply unacceptable to us. We regularly pass on used clothing to those in…
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A.J. Schultz: Address Hate by Empowering Judges and Removing Politics
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John Andrist: Rediscovering Pieces of the Heart
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Jason Flohrs: It’s Time to Un-Rig the Economy
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Kelly Armstrong: Senator Heidi Heitkamp Has a Lot to Answer for During Campaign
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John Andrist: Searching for Civility Amid Conflict
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Brandon Medenwald: Repeal North Dakota’s Blue Laws
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John Andrist: A Problem Which Defies a Solution
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Congressman Kevin Cramer: National Defense Authorization Act Continues Reforms, Addresses Readiness
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