North Dakota Gets $10 Million Grant From the Feds to Help Pay for #NoDAPL Protest Costs
In a print column earlier this month I noted that the State of North Dakota had applied, in June, for $13.8...
Month: August 2017
The Dakota Access Pipeline Has Reduced Oil by Rail Shipments by 20 Percent in First Month of Operation
The opponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline, many of them political extremists with a propensity for vandalism and violence, told...
Charlottesville Was a Violent Clash of Identity Politics
All Americans of good faith were horrified by the events in Charlottesville over the weekend. To see that sort of...
Report Shows Where You Get Divorced in North Dakota Could Have a Big Impact on Child Custody Outcomes
North Dakota has had a long-running debate over shared parenting. Multiple ballot measures, and multiple legislative efforts, over the years...
A.J. Schultz: Address Hate by Empowering Judges and Removing Politics
Everyone is aware of the incident involving those women in that Fargo Walmart parking lot, and the debate we now...
Audio: Ward County Farmer Suggests Weather Modification Efforts Are Keeping Rain From Falling
Darin Langerud, director of the North Dakota Atmospheric Resource Board (the state agency in charge of cloud seeding programs in...
John Andrist: Rediscovering Pieces of the Heart
Last week, together with 1,195 others, I spent a whole day listening to 22 short speeches suggesting we take a...
Senators Hoeven, Heitkamp Back Serious Threat to Internet Freedom
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (the common name for Title V of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 which,...
Audio: Fired Fargo Cop Tells His Side of the Story
Fargo police officer David Boelke was fired yesterday by Chief David Todd for a number of reasons. You can read...
Stop Touting the Economic Benefits of Food Stamps
"Cuts to SNAP would increase strain on local food bank resources," reads a headline over a letter to the editor...
