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I grew up in a house with two lawyers who were constantly debating the interpretation of laws over dinner and reading statutes together over breakfast. I spent a lot of […]
Proposition 2 and education reform took center stage during the League of Women Voters candidate forum Wednesday night. Proposition 2, the Medicaid Expansion Initiative, is a statute that will be […]
Candidates for state representatives will come to campus 6 p.m. Monday for a forum in the Bruce Pitman Center Vandal Ballroom. All candidates vying for seats in Idaho’s fifth state […]
The University of Idaho’s Planned Parenthood Generation Action hosted a solidarity circle event in support of sexual assault survivors Thursday as Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination looms. The Senate approved Kavanaugh’s nomination […]
When January hit, the internet flooded with stories about women around the country vying for political offices — some looking to return and many others looking to dive right in. […]
The University of Idaho visual art community is partnering with the Pritchard Art Gallery to host a political display Friday. For Freedoms’ event is in confluence with the national campaign […]
Exercising the right to vote is seen as a cornerstone of United States democracy. But before the vote comes voter registration. Registering to vote is a simple, quick process that […]
“Russiagate” has become more than just a catchy title for alleged interference in the 2016 elections. Russiagate has begun driving bipartisan foreign policy with devastating impacts for people living in […]
It is a widely held assumption in America that Russia has aggressive, expansionist ambitions and has created a military with the necessary capabilities since the fall of the Soviet Union. […]
For the past three years, it seems like any political discussion we have most often comes down to two words: “what about.” If you lean liberal, you are bombarded with, […]