I couldn’t tell you what I had for dinner last night, but I remember September 11, 2001.
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…
In decades past, Idahoans elected leaders who worked to preserve public lands for future generations. Sixty-two years ago, Democratic Senator …
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 …
25 years ago, our world changed forever. Radical Muslim terrorists hijacked four airplanes, crashing them into the two towers of the World Tra…
Neither Julius Ceaser nor his fellow Romans could have grasped the full implications for the republic of his decision to cross the Rubicon. Roman citizens could not have conceived of the republic’s collapse and all that was associated with it — the ancient liberties of free speech and private property, a thousand years of self-government and the rule of law itself. If the restoration of the republic proved equally elusive, the explanations for its demise have found a measure of agreement. Gibbon has famously written, “The principles of a free constitution are irrevocably lost, when the legislative power is dominated by the executive.”
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration wants to overhaul the U.S. census to exclude noncitizens who don’t have a green card from the country’s …
Twenty-five years ago, the United States experienced the worst attack on the nation since Pearl Harbor. We also observed extraordinary acts of bravery, kindness and resourcefulness. In the first minutes and hours of the attack, people stepped up and looked out for each other.
A lot of hunters think they don’t have time to scout, but the fact of the matter is that you’re going to scout. You either scout preseason or …
