Opinion
"In recent years, Hennen seems to have abandoned his ideology in exchange for perceived power, money, and influence," writes Kevin Fredrick.
Mike Rachow recounts a recent visit to San Francisco.
Alan Julius Peterson writes about columns from Jim Shaw, Scott Hennen, Joan Brickner, Rob Port, Gary Emineth and Ross Nelson published April 30.
Trygve Olson comments in Rep. Amstrong's vote against aid to Ukraine.
Trygve Olson comments on recent closed-door meetings about the promotion of carbon capture projects in North Dakota.
"A safe workplace isn’t a privilege; it’s every worker’s right," writes Scott Overson, the area director for the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration in Bismarck.
Scott Hoaby of Fargo writes about the contradictions facing pro-choice advocates.
"In his vote regarding the Ukraine foreign assistance package, U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong, R-N.D., abdicated America’s world role in international security leadership," writes Matthew S. Worner.
Athena Hartley, a program manager at AmericCorps, thanks longtime volunteer Teri Johnson.
Cedar Walters, a climate officer for West Central Initiative, gives readers five Earth Month actions for building a more sustainable future.
Vicky Dougherty, formerly of North Dakota, writes about the state's shift to far-right politics.
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Columnist Joan Brickner recalls the violence at the Capitol January 6, 2021.
Columnist Ross Nelson reflects on a mild April and the harsh Aprils of the past.
Columnist Gary Emineth writes about the Republican candidates for U.S. House.
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