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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.

Ann Coulter thinks it’s a “mistake” for Donald Trumpto soften his stance on immigration. Coulter has been one of Trump’s most fervent supporters, particularly for his strident stance on immigration. She said his recent indications that he could moderate on the issue sounded to her like “tired talking points.”   She appeared on MSNBC’s Hardball Tuesday evening, where Chris Matthews asked

Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson said Wednesday he does see an element of “pay to play” in the latest revelations that many donors to the Clinton Foundation also got meetings or schedule phone calls with Hillary Clinton. “There is an implication that when you give those donations that you will have access,” Mr. Johnson said Wednesday on CNN’s “New Day.” “And

Unsurprisingly, Idaho ranks in the top of economic freedom. That’s one of the reasons that the Free State Project nearly chose Idaho for its home.  According to their open-source methodology, in 2014 the freest states were New Hampshire, Alaska, and Oklahoma, while New York, California, and Hawaii ranked the least free. In terms of just one

See the irony? She could have “legally” murdered her unborn baby, and that would have been heralded by the progressives. And even an After-Birth-Abortion would be considered an option.   A Lewiston woman who allegedly used methamphetamine and morphine during her pregnancy could spend 10 years in jail if she is found guilty of injuring her child.

A couple Letters to the Editor today by Moscowans fed up with the obstructionists at Paradise Ridge Defense Coalition who, ostensibly desire to protect the environment, are hurting their neighbors.  I’m responding to the story headlined “Complaint filed over proposed US 95 route” (Page One, Aug. 20 & 21). Fourteen years – that’s how long the

Since the University of Idaho started its fall semester Monday, and Moscow public schools will begin soon, the Moscow Police Department is reminding drivers that texting while driving is dangerous and one of the leading causes for distracted driving. The law prohibits using smartphones and other handheld devices to manually review, prepare or send written

Here’s one you don’t see very often. And no snow or ice.  Volunteer firefighter from the Moscow Rural Fire District sprays the bottom of a mail truck to cool it off after it slid off of Paradise Ridge Road on Wednesday south of Moscow. The driver of the truck was able to get out of

Two days after delivering $400 million in cash to Tehran to pay off a decades-old debt, the US paid $1.3 billion more to cover the interest, but Obama administration critics say the payment was essentially ransom for the release of US prisoners in January.  Read more

Since September 2001, the Pentagon has listed $40 billion worth of contracts for small arms intended for Afghanistan and Iraq, supplying 1.45 million guns to both countries while only accounting for 3 percent of them, says a new report by a British NGO.  Read More 

An independent police monitor found the New York Police Department violated surveillance laws, particularly when spying on Muslim groups. The report found NYPD’s intelligence division often continued surveillance after court permission for it expired. An independent police monitor found the New York Police Department violated surveillance laws, particularly when spying on Muslim groups. The report

Police in Baltimore are facing a new scandal for their use of surveillance planes from the Iraq war to secretly spy on residents. The aerial snooping has been happening since January without authorities informing the public they are being monitored for as much as 10 hours a day, Bloomberg reports. Police from both Baltimore city and