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The American two-party system has been active in America for a long time. In the 1820s the original Democratic party split into two: the modern Democratic party and the Grand […]
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 […]
Over the past few decades, we have seen the rise of social media and the internet. This has led to a rise in what people call “cancel culture.” This has […]
Saying the name Charlottesville, Virginia, now feels a bit heavy on the tongue, complete with a bad aftertaste on the side. Nearly a week ago, it was requested that a Robert E. […]
Earlier this year, Idaho lawmakers made a statement that the environment is only worth the bare minimum. An Idaho House panel approved new K-12 science standards after eliminating key references […]
Throughout my time in public school physical education classes, there were always warm-ups. In middle school P.E. we alternated between a few sets of stretches and ways to get blood flowing better through muscles. My eighth grade health […]
A fraction of the people who read this won’t give it any thought, because it was written by a journalist. Being a journalist automatically destroys my credibility when discussing politics, […]
A popular Twitter hashtag surfaced last month claiming 2016 was the worst year on record, with many social media users agreeing it should be omitted from the history books entirely. […]
If Donald Trump wins the election, the Republican Party will cease to exist, said Tanner Beymer, former chair of the College Republicans at the University of Idaho. Beymer said this […]
Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, Raul Labrador and Jimmy Farris, Bill Lambert and Nancy Chaney, at every level politics is a battle between Republicans and Democrats. This competition is obvious […]