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Rob Port January 5, 2015 0

Here's something from the "you learn something new every day" category. Anyone who has traveled America's highways and byways is...

Rob Port May 23, 2013 0

A bit of a kerfuffle has erupted between Minnesota and North Dakota over the North Dakota Chamber of Commerce running...

Rob Port April 27, 2013 0

The 1998 tobacco settlement negotiated between the states and the big four tobacco companies was to have netted the 46...

Rob Port April 12, 2013 0

Why not, the nanny statists got the Winston Cup sponsorship pulled. So, having successfully censored tobacco advertising, obviously they think...

Rob Port April 11, 2013 0

Previously, SAB reported Senator Tony Grindberg (R-Fargo) had collected more than his employment agreement authorized as the head of the...

Rob Port April 8, 2013 0

IBIS World named the newspaper industry as one of those most likely to become extinct in America, and for good...

Rob Port April 4, 2013 0

Amid the mountain of criticism for the three recent pro-life bills signed by the Governor, turns out progressive-leaning people don't...

Rob Port February 24, 2013 6

In my last column I accuse newspapers and faculties of protecting their self interests when it comes to reform of...

Rob Port February 14, 2013 4

North Dakota has a big problem with taxpayer-funded political activism. One recent example was the debate last summer over Measure...

Rob Port January 25, 2013 79

So much for Heidi Heitkamp's self-described "independence." The candidate campaigned on being anything but a loyal liberal partisan, but in...