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"All of these cruel bills are out to solve problems that don’t exist," writes columnist Jim Shaw of recent proposals surrounding the LGBTQ community.

New House and Senate leaders elected by Republican majorities in the North Dakota Legislature say tax relief and cautious spending will be among the priorities when lawmakers reconvene in January.

Republicans strengthened their supermajority in the North Dakota legislature on Election Day, narrowing an already small Democratic minority. The GOP now holds an 82-12 advantage over Democrats in the House of Representatives and a 43-4 majority in the Senate.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

New House and Senate leaders elected by Republican majorities in the North Dakota Legislature say tax relief and cautious spending will be among the priorities when lawmakers reconvene in January.

InForum columnist Jim Shaw comments on getting more help to Ukrainians and other current events. "This is an unprovoked war started by a murderous thug," Shaw writes. "The U.S. is a superpower and the leader of the free world, so let’s act like it."

The Republican representatives and senators considering a run for majority leader come from all over the state and have a variety of professional backgrounds.

The Republican representatives and senators considering a run for majority leader come from all over the state and have a variety of professional backgrounds.

The Republican representatives and senators considering a run for majority leader come from all over the state and have a variety of professional backgrounds.