A world too much with us
Three “great leaders” who might really screw up the world If you have had a chance to watch documentaries based on North Korean culture…
Read NowOpinion · 2017
The three stooges of American dictatorship
by Charlie Barber | Jul 19, 2017
“…the struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.” – Milan Kundera
Read NowA personal glass ceiling?
by Faye Seidler | Jul 18, 2017
Guest editorial: My background may limit what I can accomplish.
Read NowOf mice and men—and elephants
by Ed Raymond | Jul 12, 2017
Progress was slow in the 12th century but now in the 21st technical and scientific progress is overwhelming us.
Read NowJust another day in Tombstone and Dodge, U.S.A.
by Ed Raymond | Jun 28, 2017
Financial and health experts estimate we spend about $230 billion a year repairing millions of bullet holes.
Read NowThe Little Missouri State Scenic River is in trouble again
by Jim Fuglie | Jun 28, 2017
The Little Missouri State Scenic River Act, passed by the 1975 Legislature, prohibited the use of Little Missouri water for industrial purposes.
Read NowBack in Oslo
by HPR Contributor | Jun 28, 2017
Guest editorial: How to get to know standoffish Norwegians
Read NowLiving in Prozac nation
by Ed Raymond | Jun 21, 2017
From Homer’s Odyssey to Buddy Holly: The times they are a-changin’ When Robert Zimmerman, born in Duluth and raised in Hibbing, better known as…
Read Now58th Annual Great Midwestern: Viva la revolución!
by Sabrina Hornung | Jun 21, 2017
Our opinion: Jim O’Rourke left us six years ago, but his spirit is alive and well.
Read NowHealth Department Shelves Meridian’s Permit Application
by Jim Fuglie | Jun 21, 2017
The North Dakota Department of Health has called “Bullsh*t!” on Meridian Energy’s application to construct its Davis Oil Refinery three miles from Theodore Roosevelt…
Read NowDonaldcare vs. Obamacare
by HPR Staff | Jun 16, 2017
To the editor: I read the article by Jon Godfread, the current North Dakota Insurance Commissioner, in the May 25th issue of the Reader.…
Read NowCelebration and disgrace
by HPR Staff | Jun 15, 2017
Our opinion: Look out, bad guys, we’re watching you!
Read NowAggressive rats and monkeys
by Ed Raymond | Jun 14, 2017
“The trouble with born-again Christians is that they are an even bigger pain the second time around.”
Read NowDisaster capitalism
by Ed Raymond | Jun 7, 2017
How long does it take you to pay your Social Security taxes for the year?
Read NowShelter in place
by HPR Staff | Jun 7, 2017
Our opinion: Fargo classroom safety negotiations should include para participation.
Read NowThankful for the trip on a tankful
by Sabrina Hornung | Jun 1, 2017
Our opinion: Opt for the road less traveled
Read NowBulls, biblical BS, and blasphemy
by Ed Raymond | May 31, 2017
Like the era of bullfighting, that time is over. More and more people are coming to their senses.
Read NowTo pee or not to pee—that’s a question??
by Ed Raymond | May 24, 2017
If you can’t hold it, don’t book a flight.
Read NowThe governor’s wake-up call
by HPR Staff | May 24, 2017
Our opinion: Tech provision is often a lick and a promise.
Read NowWhat does the health insurance marketplace look like in North Dakota?
by Jon Godfread | May 17, 2017
It is important to have an honest and truthful discussion regarding what the AHCA is and what it is not.
Read NowHow about freedom from religion?
by Ed Raymond | May 17, 2017
“The Bible says raping a woman is okay and teaches that women are property to be bought and sold.”
Read NowOur opinion: Fargo’s alleys are an urban amenity
by Tom Bixby | May 17, 2017
Speed limit ten miles per hour
Read NowThe Trump/Sessions “Department of Injustice”
by Charlie Barber | May 17, 2017
Corporate worship and compromising the legal profession
Read NowSchool lunch
by Ed Raymond | May 10, 2017
The French obesity rate is about 10 percent. Ours is 30 percent. And many of our dogs and cats are obese.
Read Now