Josh Askvig, state director, AARP North Dakota Scott Madison, executive vice president, natural gas supply, Montana-Dakota Utilities With natural gas prices projected to be higher than last year for the winter heating season, Montana-Dakota Utilities and AARP North Dakota have teamed ...

Andrew Allis, Granville A leaked email from a whistleblower at the DOJ (Department of Justice) confirmed the FBI has been weaponized against Americans and is now going after parents (who question School Boards’ actions and radical curriculums) as domestic terrorists. This is taking ...

Dan Reinhard, Minot After the newly elected governor, Glenn Youngkin from the Commonwealth of Virginia was announced, the song written by Angus and Malcom Young from the rock group AC/DC blared out: “Thunderstruck.” Those words reverberated across the country for all the Moms and Dads to ...

Thomas Starks, Lisbon Every time I look in the news and people running for office they seem to be focused more and more on hot button issues. While we are a nation meant to be ruled by the will of the people, what happens when the will of the people is so heavily influenced by media? We ...

John Risch, Bismarck Kelly Armstrong, who misrepresents us in Congress, voted against the big infrastructure package. Both Senators Cramer and Hoeven represented us correctly and voted for the legislation. Both of our senators have announced that the legislation is fully paid for and ...

Sen. Tim Mathern, Fargo The Earth needs our help! In 2015, Pope Francis issued an encyclical calling for those who have contributed the most to climate change to do their part in restoring our world. As the largest historical contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, the United States has a ...