NDSU Survey Reveals the Level of Political Indoctrination Happening on College Campuses
MINOT, N.D. — North Dakota State University's Challey Institute for Global Innovation and Growth conducts an annual survey of college students which,...
Month: June 2021
Live at 2 Pm: Fargo Might Sue the State Government Over a Law Overturning the City’s Gun Restrictions. Could They Win?
Since 2007, the City of Fargo has had an ordinance making it illegal for federal firearms license holders to conduct...
North Dakota Officials Need to Get Serious About Procurement Law
MINOT, N.D. — Having a solid procurement process is important. It doesn't matter if we're talking about a private sector...
North Dakota’s One-Dose Vaccination Rate Has Finally Passed 50%, but What Can We Do to Get More?
MINOT, N.D. — Back in early May I wrote about the slowing pace of COVID-19 vaccinations in North Dakota. At...
Live at 2pm: Former Gov. Ed Schafer Weighs in on State Investments Drama and Emergency Commission Appropriations
Earlier this year North Dakota's lawmakers passed a bill requiring full legislative approval of any interim appropriation of federal money...
When Lawmakers Don’t Want to Follow Their Own Law
MINOT, N.D. — Earlier this year, North Dakota lawmakers passed a law and then overrode a veto of that law,...
Just Fix the Damn Roads
MINOT, N.D. — We put too much stock in the ability of politicians to provide our lives with meaning. We...
Live at 1pm: What Could a Major Rail Merger Mean for North Dakota?
If you can name me a North Dakota community that wasn't built around a railroad stop, or at least had...
Democrats Asking Some of the Right Questions About the State Investment Board the American Political System Works Through Adversity.
MINOT, N.D. — Even stopped clocks are right twice a day, the saying goes. Yesterday, the North Dakota Democratic-NPL sent out a...
The Petty Machinations of Mobile Vulgus
MINOT, N.D. — Here in Minot, there's a very popular local Facebook group called, cheekily, the "Minot Whiners and Complainers." It...
