Over the past several days, more than 100 million people nationwide have been under air quality alerts due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. This is not just an inconvenience. This smoke has impacts on the health and well-being of…

Well, I’m just really proud of my friend Dan Traynor. I’ve known him for over 30 years.

North Dakota landowners and producers are the best stewards of their land.

They should not have to ask permission to do the right thing.

At the same time, we need responsible forest management, including hazardous fuels reduction, timber harvesting, grazing and other forest restoration practices that help reduce the severity and frequency of catastrophic wildfires.

This rule needs to respect private property rights.

I encourage North Dakotans and landowners especially to make their voices heard throughout the public comment period.

With more than 3,640 wildfires in Canada this year alone, it’s clear that more action needs to be taken to prevent and stop these fires.

As I always say, public comment is open for a reason: for the public to comment.

President Trump has made clear that America must lead the world in artificial intelligence, scientific innovation and energy production.

We feel for those in Canada whose homes and communities are directly impacted by the fires.

Well, I'm just really proud of my friend Dan Traynor. I've known him for over 30 years. I've worked with him, was honored to support him for a district judge; he's exactly the kind of person that we need on the circuit.

“Every time we cut red tape and get the federal government out of the way, infrastructure projects move faster and more efficiently,”

“Much like marijuana businesses are barred from using bank accounts, they are also locked out of insurance markets,”

This is an important tool that has been utilized by producers to cover more than 67 million acres across the nation, including 10 million in North Dakota."

We worked closely with Secretary Rollins and Under Secretary Fordyce on this issue, and very much appreciate their efforts to restore this option for our producers."

Living with chronic pain shouldn’t mean living without hope.

Kevin and Dr. Deere both bring considerable leadership experience and valuable perspectives on higher education and how it can help meet our state’s workforce demands, including in two of our largest industries, energy and healthcare.