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Kristie Miller, the mother of a transgender daughter, responds to Rob Port's column "Gender transition surgery and medicine, which carry permanent side effects, can wait for adulthood."

Jarett Wold writes, "We see strongmen on every corner in American politics now, predicting the downfall of society if those with different views from us are allowed to coexist with us."

Garret Zastoupil takes issue with a recent story about The EPA's denial of a coal ash disposal permit for Rainbow Energy Center.

Reno Thomason Wilson writes, "My heart breaks every time I read the news lately because I know how I would feel if I was a kid in school who was struggling with my gender identity and I saw these laws passing."

🔊 In this podcast episode, reporter Patrick Springer provides an overview of the history and ongoing controversy surrounding the wild horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Patrick Springer first joined The Forum in 1985. He covers a wide range of subjects including health care, energy and population trends. Email address: pspringer@forumcomm.com Phone: 701-367-5294

Adnan Syed, whose case was made famous by the Serial podcast, is going back to prison thanks law in Maryland that is almost identical to what Marsy's Law added to North Dakota's state constitution.

Adnan Syed, whose case was made famous by the Serial podcast, is going back to prison thanks law in Maryland that is almost identical to what Marsy's Law added to North Dakota's state constitution.

Adnan Syed, whose case was made famous by the Serial podcast, is going back to prison thanks law in Maryland that is almost identical to what Marsy's Law added to North Dakota's state constitution.

Adnan Syed, whose case was made famous by the Serial podcast, is going back to prison thanks law in Maryland that is almost identical to what Marsy's Law added to North Dakota's state constitution.