Opinion
Remembering MLS Jr.'s mandate
Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.’s teachings alongside that of the Apostle Paul
President must act within the Consitution
Established Constitutional doctrines recognize limitations on the power of the US president even when inherent powers are asserted in the area of foreign affairs
New legislature, but old issues abound
Contrary to popular belief, the upcoming South Dakota legislative session will be more than just a slugfest over property tax relief. Some of the bills that have already been filed show that in addition to deciding the fate of property taxes, lawmakers will also be revisiting some old topics.
U.S. Constitution not self-executing
It is true that the text of our Constitution’s seven original articles and 27 amendments remain unchanged, but the Constitution is not self-executing.
On running your race - and cheering others
At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter what race you are running. What matters is that you are running your race.
Remembering Jesus as an immigrant
Pastor Mark Johnsen wants to focus this clergy article on how our faith should inform our view of this broader subject of immigration.
On taking a breath with the news
First off, I need everyone to take several deep breaths.
Present company very much included.
Opinion: On maintaining a stable democracy
By Bob Burns For The Brookings BeaconAs we prepare to celebrate 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, many in our nation are fearful that the very future of the United States of America is being threatened by national governing failures, disregard for constitutional safeguards and heightened political conflict among our citizenry.…