BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador has issued three back-to-back press releases covering state abortion law, the University of Idaho’s $685 million acquisition of the University of Phoenix, and Biden’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lava Ridge Wind...
Witnessing the casting of electoral votes is a powerful reminder of our nation’s enduring traditions. While America remains a relatively young nation, ceremonies like this connect us to the principles established at its founding. From George Washington’s election in 1789 to the present day, the Electoral College continues to represent the balance of power between states, ensuring that Idaho — and every other state — has a voice in selecting our national leadership.
We must never forget what was done to us, both as individuals and as a society, in the name of disease prevention. COVID-19 was the pretext used to justify nothing less than a years-long suspension of our human rights and civil liberties.
Keep Right — Column by Ralph K. Ginorio A public policy lobbying group is in the process of preparing a proposal for Idaho’s legislature that would mandate daily Bible readings to become part of the daily routine in public schools. This would be done without comment or discussion, exclusively from the...
Politics & Common Sense — Column by John Spencer My wife and I, like so many others, made our way to northern Idaho after living in several places, including eastern Washington, Arizona, and yes — California. It took us a while, but we finally transitioned into life here. Our time in...
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has made the first official move to thwart Trump’s upcoming administration by calling for an early vote to decide the next Senate Majority Leader. Two of the three candidates are anti-Trump “Blue Republicans.” Will Idaho’s senators Risch and Crapo stand with Trump or the DC Swamp?
The family migrated by covered wagon to Humptulips, which is a Salish word meaning “hard to pole.” Living near her paternal grandparent’s farm was a delight for young Ruby. “I shot my first gun at four years old. My uncle held the rifle, and I pulled the trigger. We shot at Campbell’s soup cans. He was a World War II veteran who fought with Patton.”