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Idaho has swung for Republican presidential candidates for more than four decades, but voters will still have plenty of options for those who don’t want to pick either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton come November. In total, there will be eight candidates seeking the country’s highest political office on the Idaho ballot. Those include Libertarian […]

The adults riding a school bus roaming around Moscow’s main city streets this week were not headed to school. They were law enforcement officers searching for drivers committing traffic violations. They placed a special emphasis on catching drivers who were texting and driving, which is illegal in Idaho. Members of the Moscow Police Department, Idaho

Lowering the bar again — always in hopes that students will then excel.  When will the statists not learn that lowering the standards means that you have lower outcomes?  There is a much easier solution: have the students turn the assignment in for credit. And that credit is the maximum failing grade (typically a 60%

You can thank the environmentalists for outlawing grazing & logging for our current situation. 

A judge approved September auctions for a government-backed solar panel company that could put up to $224 million in its coffers. Judge Stuart Bernstein signed off Thursday on auction rules for two parcels of projects SunEdison was producing amid a slew of financial and legal problems. Those problems landed the company in bankruptcy. … The Obama-backed company benefited

Here’s an Inconvenient Truth.™ A steady drumbeat of new natural-gas plants have replaced coal as the dominant source of electricity generation in the U.S. At the beginning of 2016, America’s coal production fell to its lowest level in 30 years. The march away from coal is cheered by those who would like to see the U.S., and the

Via the Borowitz Report:  Calling it “the best use of our resources at this time,” the Republican National Committee has decided to pull money originally earmarked for Trump campaign ads and spend it on alcohol instead. According to the R.N.C. chairman Reince Priebus, the decision to reallocate the funds from television advertising to alcoholic beverages came

This was bound to happen. But this was still pretty early in the semester, even for WSU.  A 22 year old North Idaho man who is not a Washington State University student fell off the roof of a sorority house on Pullman’s College Hill late Wednesday night. Pullman Police and paramedics responded to the Kappa

The only third party candidate who is within shouting distance of being able to make it on the debate stage with Hillary and Trump is Gary Johnson. Maybe he will make it, and maybe he will not, but whether he succeeds there or not, a lot of Christians are looking around for some decent place

The Clinton campaign is rushing to defend the Clinton Foundation after an Associate Press report found half of the people who met with Hillary Clinton while Secretary of State also donated to the Foundation. Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook called the report cherry-picking, suggesting AP only took a fraction of Clinton’s meetings into consideration. “This is a woman

Indianapolis resident Carl Williams called 911 early yesterday morning after a man tried to carjack his wife at gunpoint in front of their home. As Fox 59 reports, Officer Christopher Mills arrived at the scene with his siren off, which police say is standard protocol for such calls. He approached the vehicle in the driveway

The U.S. Postal Service has fired a postal carrier who dumped hundreds of pieces of mail into a Lee County, Florida, dumpster, and she could face federal charges. The owner of a nearby pizzeria saw the carrier, whose name wasn’t released by the postal service, dump an entire bin of mail containing bills, letters and business fliers.