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notes from a South Dakota expatriate If Republicans reject the latest Democratic proposal to eliminate South Dakota’s unusual sales tax on food, maybe they’ll at least support a tax break for… Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources has a chance to approve eliminating one of Kristi Noem’s sillier wastes of money today

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dakotafreepress.com > 09/02/2026 > housing-south-dakota-no-longer-much-cheaper-than-minnesota

Housing: South Dakota No Longer Much Cheaper Than Minnesota

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (415+ words) South Dakota Searchlight prints Nina Luz’s write-up of Dakota Institute fellow and Northern State University economist Dr. Aaron Scholl’s June analysis of housing affordability in South Dakota. The unpleasant conclusion: South Dakota can no longer claim much of an advantage…...

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dakotafreepress.com > 08/30/2026 > health-insurance-premiums-rising-american-health-care-still-failing-compared-to-nations-with-universal-health-insurance

Health Insurance Premiums Rising, American Health Care Still Failing Compared to Nations with Universal Health Insurance

2+ week, 23+ hour ago   (344+ words) People who get their health insurance through their employers will see higher premiums next year: Employer-sponsored health insurance plans are poised to get more expensive next year. Insurance broker Aon projected they’ll rise 9.5% to average more than $19,000 per employee. Companies…...