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Hennen: A new phoenix rising in North Dakota oil (opens the original)
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North Dakota has a long history of oil and gas companies taking a chance on the Bakken and becoming major players in one of America's great energy-producing regions. Now there is a new name making its mark, and doing it in a hurry: Phoenix Energy. At a time when longtime operator Continental Resources pulled back drilling activity because of oil prices and economics, standing down rigs in North Dakota, Phoenix went the other direction. They stood rigs up, drilled wells and invested aggressively
Hennen: What a 92-year-old farmer knows about Washington (opens the original)
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It’s not every day an icon of the U.S. Senate drops by North Dakota just to look around. But Chuck Grassley is not exactly your typical senator. The 92-year-old Iowa farmer and president pro tempore of the Senate came to Bismarck this week with his wife, Barbara. And here’s something worth celebrating before we even get to politics: Chuck and Barbara Grassley have been married for 72 years. His friend, Sen. John Hoeven, gave them a tour of our state Capitol, and I had the privilege of visiting w
Hennen: 'Stop': Charlie Kirk’s final lesson (opens the original)
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One year ago, America lost a Paul Revere-like figure. Charlie Kirk was assassinated in cold blood on a college campus. His offense was speech. He preached the Gospel. He challenged young Americans to think critically — something much of our education system has forgotten how to teach. There are exceptions. Classical education is one. Ironically, classical education is what first brought Charlie Kirk to North Dakota. Johnson Corners Christian Academy, near Watford City, invited Charlie to deliver
Hennen: Big banks can be bullies (opens the original)
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Times change. Technology changes. So does money. There was a time when cash was king, checks were everywhere, and you needed exact change to buy lunch. And, after 232 years, America finally quit making the penny. Somewhere, a jar on top of a refrigerator is feeling very nervous. Now comes crypto, stablecoins, blockchain and digital assets. If your eyes just glazed over, welcome to my club. Here is my fifth-grade explanation: We are talking about new ways to own, move and exchange value using com
Hennen: Build here. Build now. (opens the original)
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Vice President JD Vance is right about data centers. “They’re like the gasoline of the technology revolution” America will experience over the next 75 years, Vance said. They create construction jobs, power artificial intelligence and help determine whether America or China wins the next great technological race. If we want America to win, we need to build. But build smart. President Trump’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge gets that balance right: data centers should bring or buy the new power they
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