Are political parties, as we’ve known them, becoming a thing of the past in North Dakota? Party watchers are beginning to wonder.
In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared war on poverty, asserting that additional efforts were necessary to “strike down all the barriers” that kept many from taking advantage of increasing…
In the first annual “Phone-Free Schools State Report Card,” only two states — North Dakota and Rhode Island — earned an “A” for enacting comprehensive, statewide phone-free school laws. The…
Despite nearly $1 trillion in annual funding, many public schools in America’s K-12 education system are getting further from their goal of delivering quality education. Rising pension debts, disproportionate growth…
Many North Dakotans may not be aware of something that sets the state apart from all others… and now, more than ever, it may not be a good distinction.
A new interactive tool from Georgetown University’s Edunomics Lab gives school leaders, parents, and community members the ability to assess how public school staffing has changed in recent years. The…
North Dakota will soon be experimenting with team-taught classroom models. The Peace Garden state recently became the first state in the nation to be approved by the U.S. Department of…
The North Dakota Public Service Commission has protected North Dakotans from being forced to pay for Minnesota’s love of costly so-called “green” energy projects. Late last week, the PSC approved…
Hoping to permanently fix Alaska’s long-running budget shortfalls, Governor Mike Dunleavy has put forward a 10-year budget plan that, among other things, will Create a temporary, seasonal sales tax to…
The eyes of many North Dakotans were on the Super Bowl on Sunday evening. For football fans, that’s nothing new, but this year’s big game brought many more reasons for…
National news has been dominated for days by the story of the apparent kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today Show co-host Savannah Guthrie, from her Tucson, AZ home over…
Should the North Dakota Constitution be considered a unique, highly valued, respected, important document — one which should not be easily or frequently changed and trifled with?
This content originally appeared in the Put Kids First ND newsletter on Mar. 27, 2024. WIN! Georgia legislature passes ESA bill From the Wall Street Journal: “Sixteen Georgia House Republicans…
North Dakota has enjoyed burgeoning budgets for decades but that may change when the Legislature convenes next year.
North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong’s recent announcement that the state intends to opt in to the new federal tax-credit scholarship program reflects a clear commitment to empowering families rather than…
This content originally appeared in the Put Kids First ND newsletter on Mar. 20, 2024. Here are the week’s school choice news, polling, and testimonies you need to know. POLL:…
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Author and Professor Wilfred Reilly joins Center of the American Experiment and TakeChargeMN to discuss how mainstream media push falsehoods about America, especially surrounding ideas of race, class, and crime.…