Editorial: Sticker Incident Another Example of Civil Rights Violations

This Op-Ed ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  It is a further example of how the City of Moscow targets and prosecutes a religious minority it doesn’t like.  It’s been labeled “Stickergate”.  As I discussed in my previous column, a federal judge ruled that a civil rights case can proceed against the city of Moscow […]

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Bill banning immigration sanctuary cities moves forward

The Idaho Senate approves enforcement measure 28 votes to 7. Poor Moscow.  BOISE — The Idaho Senate passed legislation banning immigration sanctuary cities, or similar moves by government entities, in a 28-7 vote Wednesday. Sen. Dan Foreman, R-Moscow, sponsored the legislation, which would allow complaints to be filed with the attorney general if there’s an

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Idaho Police warn about fentanyl

Yes, it’s here on the Palouse.  TROY — According to Idaho law enforcement, one of the most alarming issues with the rise of fentanyl is its effect on young people. “We are seeing our children die from these fentanyl poisonings at an alarming rate not only in Idaho but across the country,” said Idaho State

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SEL Moscow operations will start next week

Facility will employ around 60 people and produce printed circuit boards The new Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories circuit board facility in Moscow will begin operating next week, the company announced Friday. The 162,000-square-foot facility on U.S. Highway 95 in south Moscow will fabricate printed circuit boards used in SEL products that protect and monitor electric power

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Daily News: Rent spike scares residents

Moscow has the highest taxes in all of Idaho because progressives think they can tax themselves (and others) into prosperity.  Yet the word “taxes” never occurs once in this article.  From the Moscow-Pullman Daily News:  Mobile home residents in and around Moscow are searching for solutions as they face dramatic rent increases they fear could

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Tennessee’s HB0726 restores sovereignty by nullifying federal laws that exceed its enumerated powers.

I do not understand why a state needs to pass a Bill to restore their sovereignty when the 10th Amendment already acknowledges that.  Their sovereignty was never denied. It just was never exercised.  HB 726 – Tennessee House (113) – Open States Details on Tennessee HB 726 (Tennessee 113th Regular Session (2023-2024)) – General Assembly

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Senate committee passes bill to ban sex ed before fifth grade

Legislation would prohibit instruction related to sexuality, sexual orientation, gender identity.  As if a Kindergartener needs sex-ed from the government.  And of course, the libs want to instruct in sexual orientation.  The Senate Education Committee voted 6-2 Monday to pass legislation prohibiting sex education of all types before fifth grade. SB 1071 would prohibit instruction

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Global Life Expectancy: Closing the Gap

You’ve been lied to again.  We’re told repeatedly that we need socialized medicine just like Europe because Europeans live longer.  Nope.  Aside from declining fertility rates and the trend towards smaller families, a global increase in life expectancies is the main driver behind the ongoing transition towards older societies. Thanks to global progress in ensuring

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One of the biggest landlords in Los Angeles just defaulted on $755 million in loans for two sky scrapers as remote work keeps offices vacant

The descent picks up speed. Brookfield Corp., parent of the largest office landlord in downtown Los Angeles, is defaulting on loans tied to two buildings rather than refinancing the debt as demand for space weakens in the center of the second-largest US city. “We believe DTLA’s decision to default on these two assets increases the

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