The son of a former prostitute has renewed calls for Bill Clinton to take a paternity test, claiming the former president is his father. Danney Williams says he’s the love-child of Clinton from his time as state governor of Arkansas.  Read Full Article

Not that the truth matters. The 18-year-old Carnell Snell had a gun when he was shot and killed by Los Angeles, California police on Saturday, according to security camera video released by the LAPD. Snell is the third black man killed by police in southern California in five days.  Read Full Article

Who does the FBI ever make this kind of agreement with?!?  The FBI reportedly agreed to destroy the laptops of Hillary Clinton’s aides Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson as part of immunity deals offered during the investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.  Read Full Article

Documents reportedly hacked from the Clinton Foundation servers have identified major Democratic donors and troubling ties between TARP aid given to banks and their political contributions. One folder is outright labeled “Pay to Play.”  Read Full Article  

Yahoo built a custom software program to search all of its customers’ incoming emails for specific information provided by US intelligence officials, according former employees of the company.  Read Full Article

Julian Assange’s “October surprise” press conference may have been a bust but his Gilligan, the hacker calling himself Guccifer 2.0, came through on Tuesday, releasing a large database of information reportedly stolen from the Clinton Foundation. The dump includes the names, addresses and emails of both individual and corporate donors as well as their contribution amounts. This, of course,

The US Navy has a spent reactor fuel core facility at NRF (Naval Reactors Facility) near Idaho Falls (part of INF). I’m guessing that they are talking about building something new out there.  I was responsible for getting the nuclear reactor on my first submarine removed and shipped to NRF during a nuclear refueling overhaul. 

Letter to the Editor in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News:  The freedom of speech, free exercise of religion, and freedom of assembly are liberties endowed to us by our creator – not granted by the government, but rather recognized and protected by our government. These liberties are among a person’s most fundamental rights (right to life,

What is this, a gold-plated Trump-style bathroom? You can get a lot of commode for $233,644 After months and months of deliberation, the Moscow City Council has finally decided to move forward with the construction of a public restroom downtown. The council on Monday night approved a base bid from Golis Construction in the amount of

I’m grateful to Tom Hansen for always carefully documenting the kookiness in Moscow. Here’s the lead speaker at Sunday’s BLM Rally in the People’s Republic of Moscow. The first minute says it all.

Via Idaho Politics:  In broad terms, Idahoans have less trust in the various forms of media news than do Americans as a whole, a new Idaho Politics Weekly poll shows. IPW compared the new Dan Jones & Associates survey on the news media with a recently-completed Gallup Poll nationwide. The questions aren’t exactly the same,

Bob Kearney, retired University of Idaho physics professor, editorializes in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News:  Understanding climate change isn’t complicated, but it requires some energy bookkeeping. We get our energy from two sources: the sun, which is monitored carefully and changes little, and the Earth’s interior, which, except for the occasional and relatively short-lived volcanic eruption,

  The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office has identified two Clarkston women as the suspects from last month’s burglary spree in the Western part of the county.  Deputies in Colfax received a tip from the Clarkston Police Department Friday involving a similar burglary spree that occurred around the same time out of Benewah County in Idaho. 

Formal public discussion of possibly removing the 4 Lower Snake River Dams will officially begin once again this Fall.  Federal managers of the Columbia Basin hydro-electric system have been ordered by new Portland Federal Judge Michael Simon to re-write what’s called the biological opinion.  In May Simon tossed out the document that balances dam operations

Reposting, in case you missed it the first time around.  This makes the most sense of everything we’ve seen.  Watch the entire explanation.