Congress Kevin Cramer Backs State Limitations On Drone Use
In the Grand Forks Herald today are two letters to the editor poo-pooing state legislation to require that law enforcement...
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ND Legislator Wants To Create A Nearly Half-Billion College Tuition Entitlement
In the 2007 legislative session, state Senator Tony Grindberg proposed a bill that would have had state taxpayers paying directly...
ND Senate Votes Down Democrat Version Of Outdoor Heritage Fund
The North Dakota Senate today debated SCR4027, introduced by Senator Tyler Axness, which is a different version of legislation creating...
New York Court Strikes Down Large Sugary Drinks Ban As "Arbitrary And Capricious"
A victory for freedom: A judge on Monday invalidated New York City's plan to ban large sugary drinks from restaurants...
Dalrymple Grand Jury Petitioners Fail Again
A second attempt by backers of a petition calling for Governor Jack Dalrymple to be investigated for alleged bribery has...
Democrat Congresswoman Is Pretty Sure A Total Handgun Ban Could Be Legal
One of the oddest aspects of the gun control debate is the focus on so-called "assault weapons" which, based on...
Forget North Korea, US Admiral Says Global Warming Is The Greatest Threat In The Pacific
Here's a depressing juxtaposition of headlines from my feed reader this morning. First up, a US admiral declares that global...
Mummies Had Clogged Arteries, Nanny Statists Hardest Hit
The basis for government laws regulating unhealthy foods and drinks, up to and including New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's ban...
Civil Disobedience: Starbucks Will Defy New York's New Regulation Of Drink Sizes
Today is the last day you can buy large-sized sugary drinks in New York City thanks to Mayor Michael Bloomberg's...
Federal Employees Owe $3.5 Billion in Back Taxes, White House Employees Owe
Maybe this "pay your fair share" stuff should start with the federal government. In the White House, specifically: The number...
