The CRA effort was labeled 'a 745-million-acre can of worms' because we had the audacity to check the bureaucracy.

Every time Congress passes a CRA resolution, it is a stop sign to the bureaucracy.

Then they made it crystal clear they’d rather defund law enforcement than defend law enforcement.

The recent overturning of the North Dakota RMP is a case study in the previously untapped power of the CRA.

We encourage voters to plan ahead and seek to vote prior to severe weather impacting their area, if possible.

Our priority is ensuring every eligible voter has the opportunity to cast a ballot while maintaining the safety of voters, election workers, and the public.

Election officials remain committed to conducting a secure, accurate, and accessible election despite potential weather-related challenges.

The 'can of worms' that has been opened is not Congress’s assertion of authority over agency action, but the unfettered spread of the bureaucracy.

Lake levels should not be allowed to drop any further this summer, and the Corps should be planning ahead to reduce releases over the winter and into next year so we can get the lake back up to a sustainable level.

Lake Sakakawea is already 9 feet lower than expected, due to the low snowfall last winter.

We cannot afford for more water to be taken out of the lake, a point I drove home in my conversations this week with Army Corps Chief General Graham and Missouri River Division Chief Remus.

Delayed or undelivered mail can have real consequences for families, seniors, veterans and small businesses.

We need to adjust Tier-2 tariff rates for our sugar industry. It’s vitally important as this is a huge industry for our region, and important for the country, as well. I spoke with Jamieson Greer, our U.S. Trade Representative, and I…

I am a conservative voice for North Dakotans, advocating for conservative solutions to our nation’s biggest challenges.

I do not think that North Dakotans will respond to the agenda that Trygve Hammer and the Democratic Party represent for our country.

I’m just grateful for the strong support from North Dakota Republicans statewide and really excited to continue working to earn the vote of even more North Dakotans in the general election in November.

Our grazers are losing ground, not just on federal lands where they are permitted, but on their adjacent private lands.

The senator also stressed the importance of ensuring multiple use on USFS lands, including for grazing, energy development and recreation.