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A New York school district’s board recently approved about $60,000 to purchase three AI products:...

The Short Ranch is on the National Register of Historic Places — and with it, the twenty-year fight over a bridge across the Little Missouri may finally be over.

A century of classroom technology, each wave promising to transform learning. Motion pictures, radio, television, Chromebooks — and what the evidence actually shows.

Schools’ purpose cannot be limited to a single skill, subject or political ideology.

Bryon Noem deserves to feel shame — but not for his bimbofication fetish, says Chris M Stoner.

These tariffs have disrupted farms, businesses, and communities across North Dakota.

My greatest fear is that under this administration, we are slipping toward authoritarianism. A dictator-style leader demands obedience, not debate.

It is hard to understand why more parents, who were immunized as children, are now refusing to vaccinate their children.

It was a beautiful, warm summer night, one on which the hot August wind had whimpered into a refreshingly cool evening breeze 45 minutes before sunset,

​It’s pretty bad when your president treats Putin with more respect than he treats us.

Each time any organization concedes ground, it is selling its own soul in increments until all that is left is a place that helps the powerful.

The report didn’t predict a hopeless future but analyzed possible choices. It warned that the earth doesn’t have infinite resources…

​“The word is that by 2026, AI will need as much energy as the country of Japan. That’s a power sucking entity.”

But I want to tell you an election story with a happy ending. It’s about an obscure county commission election way out in the badlands of western North Dakota.

We have the capacity to sort out our struggles, to survive hardship and to see kids smile. We are not fundamentally that different as people…

When Donald Trump uses language to dehumanize us, his goal is to make it easier to turn against each other.

“…citizens in North Dakota are pushing back against perceived encroachments by legislative, administrative, and corporate entities…”

Public libraries are making headlines nationwide and have become an unexpected target of efforts to limit individual rights, freedom of speech and critical thin