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North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum speaks at a news conference about COVID-19 on Thursday, Oct. 1, as two cellphones livestream the event. Lindsey Solberg Herbel (left) interprets Burgum's words into American Sign Language. (Jeremy Turley / Forum News Service)
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McFeely: Burgum exhibiting great personal irresponsibility

Sheyenne, N.D., farmer Peter Larson carved the Biden-Harris logo in a soybean field to show support for the Democratic presidential ticket. Submitted photo
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McFeely: N.D. farmer plows support for Biden into field

Jim Shaw
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Shaw: North Dakota's COVID-19 problem fueled by lack of leadership

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Port: District 8 mess illustrates the problems with early voting

Forum columnist Mike McFeely
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McFeely: North Dakotans overwhelmingly support current initiated measure process, poll says

Actor James Woods, who has 2.6 million Twitter followers, posted a photo on his account that falsely accused a Fargo man of being a pedophile. It was meant to disparage presidential candidate Joe Biden. The photo included the Fargo man's minor daughter. Screenshot from Twitter
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McFeely: Fargo family caught in social media's dark side thanks to James Woods' false tweet

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Mike Jacobs, Grand Forks Herald columnist.
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Mike Jacobs: Rick Becker plays puckish role in ND politics

This flyer, mailed to North Dakotans by the Dakota Leadership PAC, asks voters to oppose a constitutional amendment that would expand the size of the State Board of Higher Education and increase the length of its terms. The DLP is mostly funded by personal donations from Governor Doug Burgum (Photo by Rob Port)
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Port: The problems with higher ed lie in culture, not governance

This flyer, mailed to North Dakotans by the Dakota Leadership PAC, asks voters to oppose a constitutional amendment that would expand the size of the State Board of Higher Education and increase the length of its terms. The DLP is mostly funded by personal donations from Governor Doug Burgum (Photo by Rob Port)
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Port: The problems with higher ed lie in culture, not governance

Jim Shaw
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Shaw: These men are the real heroes

"The Office" stars Rainn Wilson, left, Jenna Fischer, Steve Carell, B.J. Novak and John Krasinski in the episode "Dwight Christmas." During the episode, a character wears blackface. Show creator Greg Daniels has cut the scene from the episode for future airings and streaming platforms. (NBC Universal Photo: Paul Drinkwater)
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Port: How can we learn from our mistakes if we erase them?

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump as they arrive at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport to participate in the first presidential debate with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sept. 29. REUTERS/Carlos Barria
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McFeely: So now the coronavirus is real? Asking for a nation

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum speaks to the media next to Dr. Deborah Birx, the coronavirus response coordinator for the White House, on Saturday, Aug. 29, at the McGovern Alumni Center in Fargo. Alyssa Goelzer / The Forum
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McFeely: Calling Dr. Vinnie Boombatz for ND coronavirus comic relief

Military personnel and guests wait for the arrival of Air Force One on Friday, Sept. 7, 2018, at the North Dakota Air National Guard Base in Fargo. (David Samson / The Forum)
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McFeely: Poll shows Trump winning ND, but Biden support hints at trouble for president

Mike Jacobs, Grand Forks Herald columnist.
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Mike Jacobs: No hockey yet, but politics galore

A bill that would have required sportsmen to ask permission to enter private land even if it wasn't posted fell to defeat in the North Dakota Senate, but the trespass issue isn't likely to go away anytime soon. The bill was one of the more controversial pieces of outdoors legislation debated during this year's North Dakota legislative session. (North Dakota Game and Fish Department photo)
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Port: Hunters better get with the program or get locked out

Jim Shaw
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Shaw: A shameful power grab, and foolish expectations

Election signs are seen in south Moorhead on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2020. David Samson / The Forum
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Port: It's just another election, folks

Mike Jacobs, Grand Forks Herald columnist.
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Mike Jacobs: It could be a big day in Canadian politics

Tony Bender
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Bender: Many questions unanswered in South Dakota AG crash

Rob Port
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Port: The next president should appoint Ginsburg's replacement (he wrote, reluctantly)