There is a single measure on North Dakota’s primary election ballot this year and its approval would be good for the state.
President Trump has wasted no time in nominating his successor
the story continues and it’s worthwhile to take a look back, evaluate the status quo, and look forward.
The Supreme Court apparently agrees, as Monday it vacated a previous ruling of the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in one of the North Dakota cases.
A decision handed down by the US Supreme Court last week could have an unexpected impact in North Dakota.
In February, the Tax Foundation’s Jared Walczak observed that not long ago, it was still possible to speak of a “typical” state income tax with a top rate of about six percent.…
Apparently, if Gov. Kelly Armstrong has anything to say about it, the state of North Dakota will be tightening its belt.
The retirement of North Dakota Supreme Court Justice Daniel Crothers is only the latest in a number of changes to the makeup of the state’s highest judicial body.
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?
A day after the North Dakota House of Representatives voted to provide “free” (read “at taxpayer expense”) breakfasts and lunches to all of the state’s students, including the wealthiest, the…
Whether directly or indirectly, it’s frightening to see how, in North Dakota (a state largely regarded as conservative), the left is continuing to get its way, as we wrote about…
Today marks a relatively rare occurrence: a Special Session of the North Dakota Legislature. One of only four states in the nation which still meets every other year, North Dakota…
The authority of the North Dakota Ethics Commission may have been clipped in December by a well reasoned Opinion from the state’s Attorney General, Drew Wrigley. As we’ve previously detailed,…
The North Dakota Ethics Commission finally has a full complement of members.
Issues surrounding the North Dakota Ethics Commission, its operation and scope of authority continue, while its membership solidifies.
Lisa Fair McEvers would much rather be known, not for her gender, but for her competence.