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Jason Monks’ bill in Idaho Legislature combines aspects of previous plans this year.  We can only hope something good comes out of this.  Property taxes are the most wicked of any tax. You never really own your property. You are just renting it from the government.  BOISE — Rep. Jason Monks, R-Meridian, introduced a long-awaited

And the libs complain that these are artistic expressions.  Uh-huh.  Idaho’s next. 

Facts: “Twitter Files” reporters Matt Taibbi and Michael Shellenberger testified before the House as witnesses in a hearing for the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Weaponization of the Federal Government on Thursday. Tensions were high as House Democrats grilled Taibbi and Shellenberger, referring to them as “so-called journalists” while demanding they reveal their sources at the

“Troy Elementary highest-ranked school on the Palouse; Moscow’s A B McDonald is right behind” Note: at $14,000 per child per year, they should be #1 in the state!  That State Department of Education released a ranking of Idaho schools to show areas of proficiency, growth and improvement. The ranking system was created in 2018 when

Measure would allow for legal action if minors are exposed to explicit performances in a public area BOISE — A bill restricting “sexual exhibitions,” which opponents viewed as largely attacking drag shows and freedom of expression, will head to the House floor. House State Affairs approved the bill Thursday morning; Rep. Brent Crane, R-Nampa, will

Measure would allow for legal action if minors are exposed to explicit performances in a public area BOISE — A bill restricting “sexual exhibitions,” which opponents viewed as largely attacking drag shows and freedom of expression, will head to the House floor. House State Affairs approved the bill Thursday morning; Rep. Brent Crane, R-Nampa, will

Idaho House committee reviews two more pieces of legislation BOISE — Among a packed House State Affairs agenda, the committee Friday introduced two bills related to sexual materials and children — one that would prohibit the use of state funds and facilities to promote the “sexualization of children” and another that would require parent permission