by Patrick Kellar | Mar 24, 2026 | News
With Donald Trump’s recent posting of the celebration of the death of Robert Mueller – a graduate of Princeton, a Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient as a US Marine during the Vietnam War, a lawyer, and former director of the FBI – it’s yet...
by Patrick Kellar | Mar 20, 2026 | News
The Merger, the President, and the Regulator: How a $6.2 Billion Deal Is Reshaping American Media — and Raising Alarms About Press Freedom In a move that stunned media reform advocates and alarmed First Amendment scholars, the Federal Communications Commission...
by Patrick Kellar | Mar 20, 2026 | News
THE ELLISON EMPIRE: ONE FAMILY’S BID TO RESHAPE AMERICAN MEDIA As a pending $111 billion merger awaits regulatory review, critics warn of an unprecedented consolidation of news, entertainment, and data under a single politically connected dynasty. Not since the...
by Patrick Kellar | Mar 18, 2026 | News
Trump destroyed ag trade during his first term, too The largest agricultural relief program in Bank of North Dakota’s century-long history – a half a billion dollars –Â just happened because of bad trade policies by the Trump Administration as he is...
by Patrick Kellar | Mar 18, 2026 | News
North Dakota’s U.S. Rep. Julie Fedorchak is out of the gate in March with a campaign commercial making three claims, each claim earning a Pinnochio. In the commercial, Fedorchak features one actor who says, “No taxes on my overtime,” while another...
by Patrick Kellar | Mar 18, 2026 | News
While Republicans work hard to demonize socialism, their GOP donors rake in billions in government subsidies. This article explains how America’s richest corporations cash government checks at the front door — and then send their low wage, hungry workers to the...
