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Two Thomas Jefferson Independent Day School seniors — Emalee Ro and Chengle “Lele” Qian — have been named National Merit Scholarship finalists.

Andrea Boyds son has been in crisis often enough to know the urgency of getting treatment when he needs it. In his 20s, without proper care and medication, he drifted

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The most recent North Dakota Poll found that 84% of voters want the State Investment Board to publish the list of Legacy Fund investments on its website.

It’s not surprising that legislators new to Capitol Square would eagerly draft into bills the red-meat rhetoric that got them elected. The abortion bills, though, are especially mystifying.

In June of 2023, affirmative action was effectively overturned by the Supreme Court, now prohibiting colleges and universities across the country from using race as a factor during the college

Over the years, we all learn there are certain questions you don’t ask people, even if you know them pretty well. You don’t ask about their weight, their age, their

Don’t shoot the messenger, its true that Europe must begin to reinvest in its own defense.The post A strong Europe benefits the US and Israel appeared first on JNS.org.

BOISE — The House voted last week on two bills dealing with harsh penalties for crimes against children.

FAIRMONT — Since she was in middle school, Riley Moore, 17, of Fairmont, has been performing on stage.