EDITOR’S NOTE: Jim Slusher is taking some time off. The following is a reprise of his “Letter to Readers” of July 21, 2016. I was casting about vainly for a powerful and appropriate lead to a column ...

MINOT — Gov. Kelly Armstrong, by his own admission, went out on a limb when he backed a slate of traditional Republican candidates this primary season against a populist faction that has captured ...

ST. LOUIS — It’s not uncommon for a team to go through hot and cold streaks, but the 2026 Chicago Cubs appear to have taken things to a different level. With June around the corner, the Cubs already ...

We welcome Memorial Day as an annual day of tribute, one marked by flags, ceremonies and quiet moments at cemeteries where the bitter cost of war is etched in stone. But remembrance has never been ...

Concerns about rising electricity bills and overtaxed grids have dominated the national data center conversation, but Louisiana is showing that they can actually strengthen grid reliability and help ...

Should Americans worry about a Trumpification of their public spaces and government documents? The Treasury Department announced in March that, for “the first time in history for a sitting president,” ...

I have great news for Mayor Zohran Mamdani: I am here to solve your affordability crisis. I want to show you one of the most advanced mathematical concepts we use in finance. It is called long ...

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In this post, we will show you how to create email templates in the new Outlook app for Windows 11. Creating email or message templates in Microsoft Outlook (classic) involved manually composing an ...

For most law-abiding citizens, identification is so routine we barely think about it. But without an ID, everyday tasks become major obstacles. You cannot easily apply for a job, secure housing, open ...

Anybody who has spoken with me about the state of higher education for more than 10 minutes has probably heard me ramble on about the challenges (along with the benefits) that arise from the fact that ...