Post Falls Police Chief Scot Haug said officers are policing in the most trying times he has seen during his 35 years in law enforcement. “It’s very unfortunate that the second-deadliest day in law enforcement happened yesterday, with five Dallas police officers being killed,” Haug said Friday. “But I think it does go to the […]
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David A. Clarke, Jr. is Sheriff of Milwaukee County. He has a MA in Security Studies from NPS. Is an NRA Patron Member. Recipient of the CPAC Charlton Heston Courage Under Fire Award. Recipient of the FLEOA Law Enforcement Leader of Year 2016 David A. Clarke, Jr. on Twitter: “American needs Obama to get out
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Latah County Sheriff Wayne Rausch said he is disgusted and outraged by the shootings, and he expressed sympathy for the families of the slain officers. Rausch said President Barack Obama has the ability to prevent these shootings, but instead, the sheriff added, Obama makes irresponsible statements concerning shootings. Rausch said Obama speaks on shooting matters
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Police chief attributes decrease to community partnerships, proactive officers. Crime was down significantly in 2015 throughout Moscow and Latah County, even with a triple-murder on the books, according to the Idaho State Police’s recently released annual agency crime report. The report, which documents criminal offenses reported and cleared, along with arrests of juveniles and adults
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As you read this article, think about Obama’s statement today: “I think it’s very hard to untangle the movies of this shooter.” It’s very clear what the shooter’s motives were. Compare Obama’s statement to the confession of the shooter: The man who killed five Dallas police officers and wounded seven others was described as a
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton refused to say whether she would comply with an internal State Department investigation into her use of a private email server while secretary of state. In an interview on CNN on Friday, Clinton did not answer the question when asked multiple times by Wolf Blitzer about the new investigation announced
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Ten states sued the federal government Friday over rules requiring public schools to allow transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms conforming to their gender identity. The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Nebraska and included nine other states: Arkansas, Kansas, Michigan, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Wyoming. The
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A group seeking to repeal a state rule allowing transgender people to use the bathroom of the gender with which they identify failed to collect enough signatures to qualify a ballot measure for the November ballot but says it is not giving up on efforts to change the regulation. The group supporting the proposed Initiative
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This is like watching a “House of Cards” episode… Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., might not have meant it seriously when he floated Ivanka Trump’s name as a vice president pick, but the family of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump could be considering it. “His best running mate would be Ivanka,” Corker said on MSNBC after
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A rally to show support for law enforcement will be held 4-8 p.m. Saturday in Friendship Square in downtown Moscow#PoliceLivesMatter
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Hillary Clinton said one thing about her emails and their classified information; the FBI found another thing. The old fashioned word for this is lying.
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This is not going to make the nanny state happy one bit. Messenger will begin to offer an end-to-end encryption feature to a limited test group of users today. It’s a security option that’s been a long time coming for Facebook, which has considered making end-to-end encryption available for several months. The so-called “secret conversations”
“You break it; you buy it.” We broke Iraq & Afghanistan. We are not going to extricate ourselves quickly. More on Obama’s schizophrenic foreign policy. President Barack Obama scrapped plans Wednesday to cut American forces in Afghanistan by half before leaving office, a dispiriting blow to his hopes of extricating the U.S. after 15 years of fighting.
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Workers would be paid $13.50 an hour by 2020 under I-1433. This is like voting to override the law of gravity. You cannot make low-wage workers more valuable by legislating it. You will either lay low-skilled workers off or replace them with technology. Supporters of raising the minimum wage in Washington state turned in more
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In his speech yesterday, President Obama said that the Minnesota & Louisiana shootings are not isolated. This was right before the shooting of the white police officers in Dallas. Do you think President Obama’s rhetoric is helping or hurting race relations in the US? President Barack Obama called on American law enforcement to root out
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Some local Moscow news. Convicted murderer John Lee claims in a recently filed notice of appeal that he suffered psychological torture and was denied mental health treatment during his stay at the Latah County Jail — factors which affected his decision-making abilities and led him to take a plea deal he didn’t want. Lee was
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