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Nearly everybody says, “I want judges to follow the law and not impose their personal political preferences.”

Unfortunately, what some people really mean is, “I want judges to impose my personal political preferences.”

Which is a decent introduction to Rod Gramer’s article last week, “The Idaho Supreme Court eviscerates the state Constitution.” This sup...


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With Idaho’s 50th ranking in physicians per capita, you might have experienced long doctor wait times or trouble finding a specialist for you or your kids. This week, Katie and Alexis discuss how state leaders are aiming to address this problem through medical education.

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A bill to make state funds for public schools “binding” will not advance this legislative session amid bipartisan opposition. 

The House Education Committee voted 10-3 Wednesday to hold House Bill 634. Rep. Kyle Harris’ proposal would have req...


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In the stir and hubbub around the new Parental Choice Tax Credit and last year’s report on the Idaho Home Learning Academy, let’s not lose sight of a central reality: Homeschoolers, Private Schoolers, and Charter Schoolers save the state millions of dollars every year and do so without complaining or whining. According to 


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As the legislative session unfolds, Idahoans are once again watching hours of debate over immigration status tracking in schools, bathroom monitoring, pronoun policing, instituting a “moment of silence” at the beginning of the school day, restrictions on what flags cities can fly, and bills that strip local governments of their authority.

Meanwhile, we face very real c...


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