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Fifty years ago this week, delegates found consensus and signed a new state Constitution. Montana politicians, journalists and a delegate to the 1972 Constitutional Convention gathered Tuesday to reminisce on the creation of the state’s Bill of Rights.
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During a conversation about climate change held Thursday night at the University of Montana between former Vice President Al Gore and former Montana U.S. Senator Max Baucus, both men expressed hope.
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A million dollar gift to the University of Montana is permanently endowing an internship program that will allow 10 students a year to spend a summer…
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President Trump’s announcement of a trade deal with Mexico sounds like good news for Montana farmers. So says former Montana Senator Max Baucus, now…
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Montana Gov. Steve Bullock says all flags flown in the state will be lowered for seven days to honor U.S. Sen. John McCain. Bullock says flags will fly at…
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Former Montana Democratic U.S. Senator John Melcher died Thursday.Melcher’s daughter Joan, says her dad died peacefully at his home in a chair overlooking…
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Montana Republican Senator Steve Daines says he’s encouraged that President Trump appears interested in the US returning to negotiations to become part of…
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How might the trade sanctions President Donald Trump is proposing for China affect Montanans? We put that question to former Montana Senator Max Baucus,…
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The brewing trade war between China and the U.S. is making Montana farmers and ranchers nervous.Former Montana Senator and U.S. Ambassador to China Max…
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Former U.S. Senator and U.S. Ambassador to China Max Baucus, D-MT, and former U.S. Senator Al Simpson, R-WY talked about the role of civility in...