UND Spent Over $16,000 on Consulting in Athletics Department Which Produced No Written Reports
Brian Faison, the Athletics Director at the University of North Dakota, retired earlier this week. Only my colleague, Grand Forks Herald...
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Senator Heidi Heitkamp Raised More Money From Goldman Sachs Employees Than North Dakotans
Fully aware that she's in a vulnerable electoral position in the 2018 political cycle, first term North Dakota Senator Heidi...
Video: Anti-Oil Zealots Shut Down Public Hearing on Line Three Pipeline
The political extremists in the anti-oil movement have promised to make Enbridge's Line 3 replacement project into the next #NoDAPL...
John Andrist: Celebrate or Tear Down Our History?
Some people call it revisionism. Others prefer the term re-writing history, but by any name its a slippery slope on...
Poll: 42 Percent of North Dakotans Say They’re Less Likely to Vote for Heitkamp if She Opposes Trump Tax Plan
Will Senator Heidi Heitkamp back President Donald Trump on tax reform? Her ride on Air Force One to the President's...
If We’re Going to Preserve the History of #NoDAPL, How About We Document All of It?
News is that the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian is going to preserve an 11.5-foot-tall mile-marker post made by Hickory...
Heidi Heitkamp Took Money From Wells Fargo PAC Just Nine Days Before Saying “Someone Should Go to Jail”
“I think somebody should go to jail,” Senator Heidi Heitkamp said during an interview with CNBC earlier this month (video at...
Connie Krapp: How Many Generations of #MeToo?
Seems as though in the past several years, from Bill Clinton to Bill Cosby to Bill O’Reilly, a lot of...
Obamacare Was Driving up Premiums Even Before Trump’s Decision to Stop Paying Illegal Insurance Company Subsidies
There has been a lot of gnashing of teeth among Democrats over President Donald Trump's executive actions last week. Specifically...
Higher Ed Is Already Run by Politicians, They Just Don’t Have to Stand for Election
In North Dakota talk often turns to better ways to govern our sprawling university system. Because that university system is...
