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Much of the media have internalized the fantasy that the Hillary Clinton campaign is treated tougher than the Donald Trump campaign. David Harsanyi writes: Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was finally asked a tough question during NBC’s commander-in-chief forum, so naturally the establishment media immediately coagulated around the notion that NBC’s Matt Lauer was the worst

The US House of Representatives has passed a bill allowing Americans to sue Saudi Arabia over 9/11, days before the attack’s 15th anniversary. The measure passed without objection or opposition, but the White House is threatening a veto.  Read Full Article

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One third (1/3) of all refugees are in Boise high school! 5% of all students in Boise are refugees.  In Boise, Idaho, about 1,300 of the city’s 26,000 students last year were refugees, roughly a third of them in high school. The United States expects to resettle 85,000 refugees in 190 cities and towns nationwide

On December 7, 2015, there were no paramedics available for 9-1-1 calls in Latah County for a period of nearly five hours. If you listened to the video then you heard the voice of the only paramedic on call at Moscow Ambulance notifying dispatch of what he was doing. He had answered a call from

An Arizona woman was sentenced Thursday to a total of 28 years in prison for faking a cancer diagnosis to get the state to pay for her late-term abortion and for convictions in two other cases. Chalice Renee Zeitner, of Phoenix, was convicted in April of fraud, theft and forgery charges in the case involving

North Korea has confirmed it just conducted its fifth successful nuclear warhead explosion test, sending outrage around the world. In a statement, North Korea explained its actions as a response to the “racket of threat and sanctions… kicked up by the US-led hostile forces.”

Artist Timothy J. Desmond has sued California officials after they barred him from displaying at the Fresno Fair a painting of a Civil War battle. In the painting, one soldier was depicted carrying a Confederate battle flag. State officials and the fair director pointed to a California law banning images of the flag from being displayed or

Steven Greenhut writes: In the 1985 dystopian science fiction movie Brazil the plot centers on the authorities’ apprehension of an innocent man named Archibald Buttle. He was mistaken for the outlaw, Archibald Tuttle, after a fly landed on a printer head in a government office, thus causing the “T” to print as a “B” on the arrest

Because it was more secure to do so? Or because she could get around the law by doing so? Hillary Clinton bought used BlackBerry phones on eBay, as she preferred the older versions of the device, creating a massive security risk, according to Republican Congressmen and House Oversight Chairman, Jason Chaffetz.  Read Full Article

Via KXLY:  While Idaho lost ground in 2015 among the 11 Western states in the rankings for farm cash receipts and net farm income it remained No. 1 when it comes to those categories on a per capita basis. University of Idaho agricultural economist Ben Eborn told the Capital Press the rankings are a way

The progressives have brought us full circle to racial segregation. Wow.  Administrators at California State University in Los Angeles (CSULA) have defended their newly-opened “Black Living-Learning Community” after it was described as being “segregated” and “black-only” housing.  Read Full Article