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We are living in one of the most politically divisive times our country has ever seen. Coming off the heels of one of the most controversial presidents ever only to […]
Every four years we see the same few states in the news consistently. States like Ohio, Michigan, Florida and a few others are considered swing states during elections. I don’t […]
One type of article I see relatively frequently is one where the point of view taken is one where a new technology is framed as being a possible solution to […]
Sodomy laws are just another way to discriminate against queer couples and they have no place in our country today. Despite most states repealing these laws, 12 states, including Idaho, […]
The confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson concluded as of March 24, having served as a great reminder of how ridiculous these hearings can get. Over four […]
The Parental Rights in Education bill, also known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill has now been passed in Florida and is awaiting a signature from the governor. The bill […]
With the age of technology firmly embedded within our modern culture, we have an unprecedented level of communicating with each other as a species and on a global scale. This […]
Idaho has been suffering from this pandemic worse than we should have been from the beginning of it all. The entire time, we’ve had lower numbers of people masking, social […]
Moscow’s political history tells a story that is defined by its college town standing and distinct geological makeup. A part of the left-leaning Latah County, Moscow stands as a blue […]
TikTok has taken the world of information by storm. By personalizing feeds with trends like cleantok, gardeningtok, babytok and cartok among many others, the vast knowledge people like us possess is made personable and accessible to everyone. […]