U.S. sees progress in Iran talks, Tehran says no deal yet
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After 100 days in detention, Froid turns out to welcome Roberto Orozco-Ramirez home
FROID — On May 14 at about 7 p.m., as a dust storm engulfed much of northeast Montana, more than two dozen cars lined Main Street in Froid, packed with people eager to welcome home Roberto Orozco-Ramirez.
After more than 100 days in detention centers across the West, Orozco-
PSC asks governor to suspend Molnar for a year
Montana Public Service Commission Chairman Jeff Welborn is requesting that Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte remove embattled Commissioner Brad Molnar for a year for violating anti-harassment and anti-retaliation standards.
But Molnar and his attorney say the move is an attempt to silence the commission’s most vocal critic of
Before the barbecue, remember why we gather | Emily Marburger
Around here, Memorial Day weekend usually means the same few things: trucks loaded up for the lake, barbecue smoke rolling through the neighborhood and kids running around while somebody argues over who forgot the hamburger buns.
It is one of those weekends that reminds us how lucky we are to
Reject outside influence in GOP primaries | Lola Sheldon-Galloway
Election after election, voters send Republican majorities to Helena expecting conservative leadership, only to watch government continue to grow, spending increase, and property taxes get shifted around instead of truly reduced. And now during this election cycle, conservatives across Montana are watching a coordinated effort by liberal billionaires, unions, and
Montana's wild lands in the crosshairs of federal policy | Hal Harper
Alarm bells in Montana are ringing loudly over the Washington, D.C. threat to develop and then sell our public lands, and our own congressional delegation is involved in it.
With a growing federal debt now the largest in history at $39 trillion, think what a great federal budget balancer
Supreme Court yet to decide high profile cases
(The Center Square) — Birthright citizenship, transgender athletes in female sports and federal firing powers are among more than two dozen cases yet to be decided by the U.S. Supreme Court as the term draws to a close.
Traditionally, justices on the nation’s high court finalize decisions in cases