It’s a small world after all…
The world has come to us
Read NowOpinion · 2016
Income inequality, wars, and $400,000 helmets
by Ed Raymond | Sep 7, 2016
With gods of war dominating humans, no wonder Earth is never without wars
Read NowThe original crossing of the Missouri was to be north of Bismarck
by John Strand | Aug 31, 2016
Standing Rock vs. the black snake
Read NowWho would believe it? Michele Bachmann or an African gray parrot?
by Ed Raymond | Aug 31, 2016
It’s getting to be a real bizarre world out there
Read NowDNA, transplants, and modern science
by Ed Raymond | Aug 24, 2016
“He’s got a good head on his shoulders” may have an entirely new meaning They have done it to mice, rats, and dogs. Humans…
Read NowHow do we satisfy our thirst for oil?
by Sabrina Hornung | Aug 24, 2016
True Grit is hard to find
Read NowA slow boat to nowhere
by HPR Contributor | Aug 24, 2016
Dealing with trade disputes
Read NowBreaking new ground
by HPR Contributor | Aug 19, 2016
Please, Terry Stroh, allow this excavation
Read NowWhen will the door of mercy open to gays?
by Ed Raymond | Aug 17, 2016
Is there such a thing as fair play? Are there level playing fields?
Read NowDon’t put your head underwater
by Ed Raymond | Aug 10, 2016
First it was politics. Then it was money. After that, more propaganda. Now it’s the ugly combination of politics, propaganda, and money.
Read NowFor the common good?
by Ed Raymond | Aug 3, 2016
It happens about every three generations because humans have short attention spans, and those who forget history usually repeat it.
Read NowIt’s my job
by Sabrina Hornung | Aug 3, 2016
Stories you won’t find anywhere else
Read NowPortland to the prairie: returning to my roots
by HPR Contributor | Jul 27, 2016
As we mature we realize that home is more than a dot on a map.
Read NowOf black and white elephants
by Ed Raymond | Jul 27, 2016
But now, everybody, including the kids and the old lady, can have a gun.
Read NowSoggy tea bags vs. concrete jobs
by Charlie Barber | Jul 27, 2016
Congressman Cramer’s cover, like that of most hard-line conservatives, has been that business is somehow more efficient than government.
Read NowMore productive less destructive
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 20, 2016
Sharing the blues
Read NowPatriotism and an uncivil race war
by Ed Raymond | Jul 20, 2016
Do not pass go, go directly to jail, and never earn any money
Read NowDepressing news, calls to heal, no one listens
by Chris Hennen | Jul 20, 2016
There have been too many tragedies in the United States lately. We’ve become numb to the death and destruction that fill our headlines. It’s…
Read NowThat is not who we are
by HPR Contributor | Jul 20, 2016
"In this city, my friends are dying. And their deaths have now been published as advertisement for a musical."
Read NowSummertime Splendor
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 14, 2016
Fair and festival season in full swing
Read NowTo Hillary or not to Hillary?
by Chris Hennen | Jul 13, 2016
After a long, hard-fought campaign, Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton this week; and wasting no time, his supporters lashed out at him. The endorsement…
Read NowAll about sex
by Ed Raymond | Jul 13, 2016
Warning: this sex column may endanger medieval thinking
Read NowTo the editor
by HPR Contributor | Jul 13, 2016
In Chris Hennen’s recent column “With oil dollars all but gone, what did we get?”, the writer bemoaned North Dakota’s revenue shortfall and the…
Read NowWe’re not so different you and I
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 6, 2016
Good morning America how are ya?
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