Which is more dangerous: artificial intelligence, or government intervention in artificial intelligence?
Way back a half-century ago, when I arrived at the University of Idaho, the cost of a higher education was not a big concern.
State supreme court decisions about acceptable language used to define ballot initiatives — an issue not just in Idaho but elsewhere too — may…
Every two years, something unusual happens in Idaho: every single member of the Legislature is up for election. All 70 members of the Idaho Ho…
Darrell Manning, who died last month at 94, was smack in the middle of Idaho’s hot and pivotal politics of the 60s. He served four terms as a …
For several years, Idaho’s public school establishment has pushed lawmakers to make a seemingly simple change in the way taxpayers fund public…
We know what Idaho voters — in the aggregate — thought of Donald Trump in the last three presidential elections: They backed him 66.9 percent …
Imagine someone gives you a seemingly simple job: You are now responsible for deciding what should be stocked at every grocery store in your s…
You watch the bus go by and take it for granted. Most people do, most of the time, whether we use it at the moment or not.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a procedural victory to President Donald Trump on an executive order to curb mail-in voting, but the administration is still fighting a separate ruling that limits a portion of the order and remains in effect — complicating the administration’s temporary win.
