Scott Hennen

Scott Hennen writes about his recent trip to Norway. He writes, "Agriculture, oil production and technology drive prosperity here."

"Researchers, geologists, engineers and innovators are moving at lightning speed to develop enhanced oil recovery technologies capable of unlocking another massive wave of production and extending the life of the Bakken for decades," writes Hennen.

She represents disruption to a tired political establishment that has grown far too comfortable with excuses, rising debt, growing crime concerns and government that increasingly feels disconnected from the taxpayers funding it.

Hennen writes, "Boschee’s win should not be treated as some permanent ideological shift."

Hennen writes, "Boschee’s win should not be treated as some permanent ideological shift."

"In just a few years, North Dakota transformed an ambitious dream into what will soon be one of the most unique presidential libraries in America," Scott Hennen writes.

The North Dakota First AI Task Force is an interim committee that will spend the coming months learning everything it can about artificial intelligence, the massive computing facilities that power it, and what policies position our state to win.

Hennen reflects on President Trump's visit to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library earlier this month.

Scott Hennen writes, "Apparently we are now supposed to apologize because generous, successful North Dakotans helped build a world class presidential library in the Badlands. Really?"

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (Flag Family Media) — Tim Hennessy, the Hall of Fame broadcaster whose voice became synonymous with University of North Dakota hockey for more than four decades, has been dismissed after 45 years behind the microphone, ending one of the longest broadcasting tenures in college hockey in a decision that is generating swift criticism from fans and renewed scrutiny of UND Athletic Director Bill Chaves.