Earlier this month, Oregon’s most powerful corporate and political leaders gathered in Portland for the Oregon Business Plan Leadership Summit. The agenda was packed with speeches from CEOs, ...

When Idaho Republican Party Chairwoman Dorothy Moon recently said that additional spending on public schools won’t “fix a broken system,” she echoed a frustration many Idahoans feel. But calling ...

Now and then: First Baptist Church of Tuscola (above) at the northeast corner of Daggy and Court streets. The steeple and bell in the older photo (below) were removed in 1994, and the latter found its ...

Catholics and pro-life conservatives joined a broad coalition of more than 50 organizations seeking to end the death penalty in the United States amid the 2025 surge in executions. Leaders of the ...

XRP trades near $2.00 with ChatGPT forecasting $2.02 by early December while crypto analysts target $2.85. XRP remains below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages signaling continued downward ...

Idahoans expect government to work. We pay our taxes, serve in the military, fight wildfires, and care for our families. In return, we expect our leaders to keep the lights on and do their jobs.

I was working in El Salvador when President Nayib Bukele declared a state of exception. In 2022, after a sudden spike in homicides, he suspended due process and sent soldiers into neighborhoods.

Since Gov. Gavin Newsom’s first State of the State address six years ago, California has stopped pursuing a high-speed rail system that actually connects the Bay Area to Southern California, as was ...

On Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made landfall along the Gulf Coast, overwhelming levees and swallowing neighborhoods. The storm displaced some 1.5 million people, claimed over 1,800 human lives ...

The results from the Charter Revision Committee’s recent poll in Districts 7, 8, and 9 are telling: 66 percent, 78 percent and 62 percent of respondents, respectively, expressed serious concerns about ...