The term limits ballot measure passed by nearly two-thirds of North Dakota voters last year had hardly taken effect before legislators started messing with it. The constitutional amendment limits lawmakers…

Parental concern over what books are made available to their children in school libraries is largely being framed by media and others on the left as “book banning,” “censorship,” or…

You still see a few folks wearing medical masks here and there, but they stand out like sore thumbs. Most people ditched the pandemic relics long ago. But there’s a…

Within hours of Gov. Doug Burgum’s veto of legislation standardizing the use of pronouns in schools and government, the North Dakota Senate overwhelmingly voted to override the governor’s action. The…

American Experiment North Dakota submitted written testimony on House Bill 1532, which would establish an education reimbursement program in the state and help parents and families access the learning environment…

North Dakota lawmakers have overwhelmingly passed legislation to standardize the usage of pronouns in schools and government consistent with the norms of grammar now being undermined by political activists. The…

A recent review from New Atlas had some tough pills to swallow for the Ford Lighting, Ford’s first foray in the all-electric truck market, calling the vehicle a “glorified sedan”…

KXNET reports: Kevin O’Leary, aka Mr. Wonderful, and his team have partnered with North Dakota to invest $45 million into early-stage companies. … Called the Wonder Fund, the new partnership looks to…

These articles originally appeared at Econlib in December, 2022 1922 – 1988 At the Irish Free State’s birth in 1922, hopes were high that independence from Britain – what the 18th century…

For the past 100 years, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that parental rights are a fundamental right, writes Parental Rights Foundation president William Estrada for the American Enterprise Institute.…