Two buildings and a parking lot in North Dakota are among the hundreds of federal properties that could be sold by the Trump administration.

Those protesting Trump in North Dakota would do well to listen to Sen. Kevin Cramer, one of our state's most prominent Trump loyalists.

Reaction is coming in from North Dakota leaders and organizations to President Trump's State of the Union speech Tuesday night. Here are the comments so far

A view from the International Peace Garden where the Canadian and U.S. borders meet. While the park has not yet seen a notable drop in visitors, some Canadians have voiced dismay at political rhetoric from the Trump administration in recent weeks.

In 2024, while campaigning, President Donald Trump pledged to the American people that he will Make America Great Again, and tonight he showed us; he is a man of his word. Addressing a

How much money will North Dakotans have to bleed to pay for the Trump administration's antagonistic stance toward Canada?

President Donald Trump speaks before signing an executive order barring transgender female athletes from competing in women's or girls' sporting events, in the East Room of the White House, Wednesday,

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Former North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum said he believes President Donald Trump will win the Nobel Peace Prize, suggesting that U.S. energy will be key in achieving world peace.

President Trump weighed in on the recent head injury sustained by Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) after he slipped and fell on ice during a trip home, wishing him a speedy recovery but noting the

Top energy industry figures converge on Houston this week for their biggest gathering since Donald Trump returned to the White House to champion fossil fuels and undo Joe Biden's climate legacy. - The schedule for the five-day Houston CERA gathering lists three top Trump appointees,

U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer of North Dakota is recovering at his Bismarck home after injuring his head when he slipped on ice.

After President Donald Trump's speech, political leaders representing North Dakota were quick to weigh in on the president’s priorities for the next four years.