North Dakota Bar Association Close To Settlement Over Political Use Of Lawyer Dues
Back in February the Goldwater Institute filed a lawsuit against the State Bar Association of North Dakota on behalf of...
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John Andrist: Thoughts On The Minimum Wage From A Member Of The 8%
The city of Los Angeles is the latest to pass a minimum wage for workers of $15 an hour, and...
These Maps Illustrate Why The EPA's New Waters Of The U.S. Rule Is So Scary
"North Dakota's congressional delegation isn't happy about a new rule finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency today," reports Mike Chaussee for...
American Opposition To Homosexuality Falls, But Not Opposition To Abortion
Gallup has a poll out comparing America's shifting views on social issues. According to the overall findings, Gallup is claiming...
Can The Federal Government Regulate State And Local Campaign Finance?
Federal law prohibits contributions by foreigners to federal political candidates. The thing is, federal law also prohibits contributions by foreigners...
Referendum In The Works For North Dakota Oil Tax Reform?
It's obvious that North Dakota Democrats plan to make oil tax reform passed by the Legislature earlier this year a...
Michael Filloon: Are North Dakota's Oil Taxes Too High?
North Dakota oil production taxes have seen significant debate recently. It wasn’t the tax rate in general, but the tax...
John Olsrud: Is There No Respect For Authority On This Blog?
Until Rob Port invited me to contribute to this blog, I was not acquainted with this kind of communication. Reading...
Democrat Party Chairwoman Kylie Oversen Is No "Sensible Centrist"
It seems there's an effort afoot to rebrand new North Dakota Democrat Chairwoman Kylie Oversen, who is also a state...
Outgoing NDUS Chancellor Spending His Last Days In Spin Mode
One of the reforms for higher education in North Dakota coming out of the 2015 legislative session was a shift...
