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Collaboration, government efficiency highlight US Senate committee hearing at Grand Farm

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Sen. Cramer Denounces Biden Speech

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Trump Wins ND Caucus

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Court Decision on Removing Trump from the Presidential Ballot

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Enget Wins Republican Convention in Dis. 2

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‘Trial By Ambush’: Former Federal Prosecutors Say Alvin Bragg’s Strategy Is Unlike Anything They’ve Seen Before

By The Dakotan on April 24, 2024

By KATELYNN RICHARDSON (Daily Caller News Foundation) When defendants go on trial, the allegations against them are generally clear. Not so with former President Donald Trump and his “hush money” case. Prosecutors in Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office offered new transparency not only to the public, but seemingly also Trump’s defense attorneys on Tuesday […]

Minot Air Force Base to receive $850 million in upgrades with nuclear weapons updates

By The Dakotan on April 24, 2024

BY: MICHAEL ACHTERLING (North Dakota Monitor) MINOT – The Minot Air Force Base is in line for a nuclear-sized upgrade as the Department of Defense plans to update its nuclear deterrence capability across the country. During the Task Force 21 North Dakota Nuclear Triad Symposium in Minot on Tuesday, members of the military, nuclear weapons […]

Armstrong, Miller debate shows difference of personality but not policy

By The Dakotan on April 24, 2024

BY: MARY STEURER (North Dakota Monitor) When two Republican candidates for governor of North Dakota — Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller and U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong — squared off in a Tuesday evening debate on Prairie Public, they appeared to agree more often than not. The candidates both held themselves out as ardent supporters of former […]

Senate Passes Foreign Aid Package, Bill That Could Ban TikTok

By The Dakotan on April 23, 2024

By MARY LOU MASTERS (Daily Caller News Foundation) The Democratic-controlled Senate voted to pass House Republican Speaker Mike Johnson’s foreign aid supplemental on Tuesday that provides billions of dollars in aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, as well as language that could trigger a ban on the social media app TikTok. The Senate voted 79 to […]

A Response to Kirsten Baesler's comments on the GOP convention

By The Dakotan on April 23, 2024

By Dr. Steve Nagel, ND National Committeeman-elect for the RNC I have a comment from Kirsten Baesler that I believe needs to be addressed, cutting down the efforts of the NDGOP and the significance of those in attendance. Her comments are completely inexcusable. However, I WILL highlight a glaring indication of government waste and inefficient […]

Judge In Bragg Trial Tells Trump Attorney He Is ‘Losing All Credibility’

By The Dakotan on April 23, 2024

By KATELYNN RICHARDSON (Daily Caller News Foundation) Judge Juan Merchan told former President Donald Trump’s defense attorney that he is “losing all credibility” Tuesday during a hearing to consider alleged violations of the gag order imposed on his client. Trump’s attorney Todd Blanche argued that Trump did not violate the order, which restricts Trump from […]

Baesler says NDGOP doesn’t reflect voters’ views on education

By The Dakotan on April 23, 2024

By MARY STEURER (North Dakota Monitor) Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirsten Baesler said Republicans at the recent state convention showed they are out of touch on education. This is the first year Baesler is running for superintendent without official support from the NDGOP. Though superintendent is a nonpartisan job, candidates can still seek a letter […]

‘Too Little, Too Late’: Congress’ $60 Billion Aid Package Won’t Get Ukraine Off The Ropes, Experts Say

By The Dakotan on April 22, 2024

by JAKE SMITH (The Daily Caller News Foundation) Congress’ new $60 billion aid package is unlikely to move the needle in Ukraine’s war against Russia, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. The House overwhelmingly voted to pass the $60.8 billion package on Saturday that aims to bolster Ukraine’s war effort and replenish U.S. stockpiles, […]

Biden Admin Wants To Send American Tax Dollars To Train Army Of Transgender Activists In India

By The Dakotan on April 22, 2024

by ROBERT SCHMAD The Biden administration wants to train at least 200 activists to advocate for transgender rights in India as part of a program ostensibly designed to advance America’s “national interests,” according to a federal grant posting. President Joe Biden’s State Department plans to “train at least 200 LGBTQI+ community leaders … with preference […]

Summit highlights economic benefits of carbon pipeline in second chance at permit

By The Dakotan on April 22, 2024

By JEFF BEACH (North Dakota Monitor) Summit Executive Vice President Wade Boeshans cited Summit Carbon Solutions paying more than $14 million annually for electricity to operate its carbon capture and storage project as an economic benefit to North Dakota, but SuAnn Olson had a different reaction. “Where is this power going to come from?” asked […]

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Collaboration, government efficiency highlight US Senate committee hearing at Grand Farm

Minot lawmaker remembered as ‘even keeled,’ great friend across 18 years of public service

Medical marijuana businesses are primary backers of North Dakota recreational pot ballot measure

News Releases

Top Story

Collaboration, government efficiency highlight US Senate committee hearing at Grand Farm

Minot lawmaker remembered as ‘even keeled,’ great friend across 18 years of public service

Medical marijuana businesses are primary backers of North Dakota recreational pot ballot measure

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Opinion

Politics

‘Trial By Ambush’: Former Federal Prosecutors Say Alvin Bragg’s Strategy Is Unlike Anything They’ve Seen Before

Minot Air Force Base to receive $850 million in upgrades with nuclear weapons updates

Armstrong, Miller debate shows difference of personality but not policy

Senate Passes Foreign Aid Package, Bill That Could Ban TikTok

A Response to Kirsten Baesler's comments on the GOP convention

Judge In Bragg Trial Tells Trump Attorney He Is ‘Losing All Credibility’

Baesler says NDGOP doesn’t reflect voters’ views on education

‘Too Little, Too Late’: Congress’ $60 Billion Aid Package Won’t Get Ukraine Off The Ropes, Experts Say

Biden Admin Wants To Send American Tax Dollars To Train Army Of Transgender Activists In India

Summit highlights economic benefits of carbon pipeline in second chance at permit