Even modest improvements to our nation's debt and deficit problems are going to be painful, but we can still do better than ...

The media narrative surrounding the Big Beautiful Bill (BBB) has been filled with misinformation and political theater, leaving most North Dakotans confused about what this legislation means for our ...

North Dakota’s military footprint stands to benefit from the House’s newly passed $831.5 billion defense spending bill, but ...

North Dakota’s inaugural civics bee challenged middle school students with difficult questions as it aimed to promote greater ...

A ballot question before North Dakota voters this summer will ask whether the state should bar anyone from running for the U.S. House of Representatives or Senate if they'd turn 81 before the last ...

A sign in Devils Lake, North Dakota, marks the road leading to the Spirit Lake Reservation. (Jeff Beach/North Dakota ...

In North Dakota and its neighbors to the west, grassroots groups are recruiting rural residents and other underrepresented people to seek elected office, including on the local level. Organizers say ...

North Dakota's former Gov. Doug Burgum dominated the state's 2024 political news cycle, but there were several notable moments from the year that shouldn't be overlooked. Here's the Tribune's rundown.

Voters created an ethics watchdog agency seven years ago. But officials keep pushing to weaken it, even as North Dakotans are filing a record number of complaints.

Shannon Brandt, a man who killed an 18-year-old boy following a political argument, has had his charges reduced from murder to manslaughter.

Feb. 3—GRAND FORKS — When Earl Pomeroy held North Dakota's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, he said he didn't long for a spot in the Senate "with any lust in my heart." After all ...

As the leader of a deep-red state, Mr. Burgum has promoted staunchly conservative policies, signing into law a near-total ban on abortion. transcript The Republican governor of North Dakota, who ...