A Closer Look at Idaho’s Public School Funding Formula
Our students deserve the best education possible, and taxpayers deserve the best investment possible. I think it’s possible for a system to accomplish both, but... - BY BRIAN ALMON
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Data Centers in Space: NASA Backs Big Tech’s Orbital AI Push
Put data centers in space, beyond local opposition, beyond public scrutiny and, conveniently, beyond the need to guard them from angry neighbors on the ground? - BY VERONICA KYRYLENKO
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Ronald Reagan’s Greatest Speech
America won the battle against Soviet totalitarianism, but the fight to safeguard liberty and civilization continues. His message endures: There is no substitute for victory. - BY TEVY TROY
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Goldbacks: The Rise of Sound Money
Last year, Idaho passed House Bill 177, sponsored by Rep. Steve Miller, the Idaho Constitutional Money Act of 2025, reaffirming gold/silver as legal tender. - BY CASEY WHALEN
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Examining the “bulk-power” national emergency declaration
President Trump declared a national emergency over threats to the US bulk-power-system, taking action to protect the nation’s electric grid from potential interference by foreign actors. - BY EASTON MARTIN
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Washingtonians are voting with the moving truck
In the first quarter of 2026, Seattle posted the second-largest net outflow of house hunters among the nation’s 100 largest metros, 26,349 looking to leave... - BY MARK HARMSWORTH
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Education Department Finally Confronts Sex-Abuse Epidemic in Government Schools
Parents should never have to wonder whether their child’s school employs and protects sexual predators. - BY ALEX NEWMAN
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The Big Tent and Karma
The commies have taken control of the tent and are threatening to burn it to the ground. Karma is, indeed, alive and well. - BY ROBERT RINGER
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The future of the Northwest’s power grid is at risk. Where is the leadership?
The choice is clear: restore regional cooperation and leadership now or wait for the lights to go out and explain why we failed to act... - BY JIM LUCE
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Trump administration advances plan to rescind protections for nearly 45 million wild acres
The U.S.D.A's rescinding “in its entirety” the national 2001-Roadless-Area-Conservation-Rule, prohibiting road construction, logging and mining on about 30% of Western U.S. Forest Service lands. - BY ALEX BAUMHARDT
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WA governor lays groundwork for cellphone ban in public schools
Education Week: "Washington's behind the curve on restricting cellphones in the classroom. At least 29 other states have implemented some kind of ban. - BY ASPEN FORD
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Op-Ed: Idahoans Should Reject the Culture of Death
Idahoans are rightfully proud that our state stands for the personhood-of-the-unborn and for the right of children to live free of fear, persecution, or indoctrination. - BY DOROTHY MOON
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The Right to Be Left Alone
The rapid spread of public surveillance cameras represents a fundamental change in the relationship between the individual and the state. - BY JUDGE ANDREW NAPOLITANO
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Wishing away Washington State’s economic engines is policy malpractice
If we truly care about working families, they should focus on keeping the engines of growth running rather than wishing them gone. - BY MARK HARNSWORTH
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Tokenization of H₂O: What’s Next, O₂?
The Elites are Claiming the Worlds Water Supply and Plan to Trade it on the Stock Market. Tokenization: Turning Life Itself into a Tradeable Chip - BY PATTI JOHNSON
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Democrats Believe You Have Too Much Money
Democrats have a tenuous relationship with the concept of private property. They want to regulate your business; confiscate your money; and expropdriate your ideas. - BY BRIAN ALMON
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PRESS RELEASE: European Union Begins Enforcing Sweeping Artificial Intelligence Act
New enforcement powers give European regulators greater authority over American AI companies and technologies. - BY DONALD KENDAL and JACK McPHERRIN
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Supreme Court Allows Trump Election Integrity Order to Take Effect
White House: “President Trump is taking decisive action to prevent non-citizens from voting in Federal elections and to protect the security of mail-in and absentee ballots,” BY AG NEWS
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Are AI and its Massive Data Centers the Answer for a Free Society or Its Greatest Threat Ever?
Do you really want a lifeless AI deciding who gets to live or die, destroy personal privacy, individual choice, and property rights? - BY TOM DEWEESE and ERIC MEDER
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What can Spokane do to avoid what happened in California and Hawaii
Keeping the main thing the main thing, getting people home, requires government to get out of the way. - BY MARK HARMSWORTH
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Back to Empty Classrooms: Students Fleeing Government “Education”
Only ten states – nine of them conservative, including Idaho, Alabama, Texas, and Florida – had an increase or no-change in public-school-enrollment between 2019 and 2025. - BY JOHN AND ANDY SCHLAFLY
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The World of Noisy, Hellraising, Selfish Abortionist Would Be Completely Quiet If Only Their Mothers Believed as They Do – That’s never occurred to them.
Foolish, self-centered abortionists, mostly products of our socialist universities, should be showing gratitude toward their mothers and realizing that they, themselves, are beyond selfish. - BY RICH LOUDENBACK
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Are You Ready for Woke 2?
True, Republicans are the worst messengers on Planet Earth, but, as the great Thomas Sowell once said, “Democrats are the best reason to vote for Republicans.” - BY ROBERT RINGER
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The WNBA Women’s Basketball League Doesn’t Know What a Woman is. But the More Important Question to Ask- “WHAT IS A DEMOCRAT?”
Men in the WNBA draft… will destroy their league. Because in a matter of a year or two, the WNBA players will all be men. - BY WAYNE ALLYN ROOT
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U.S. Social Security Collapses; BRICS Builds Their Alternative
In 1940, when Social Security began, there were 159 workers for every one retiree; in 2026, the ratio is 2.7 to one. - BY REBECCA TERRELL
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Water Systems in Seven States Hacked
The recent attacks did not introduce new vulnerabilities. They exploited internet-exposed controllers, weak access controls, and incomplete risk planning that have long been documented. - BY REBECCA TERRELL
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Western water fight also impacts power generation
On August 13 Hoover Dam's lake resevoir was below 1,040 feet . When it falls to 1,035 feet, power generation will be cut by 70 percent. - BY DUGAN FLANAKIN
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Washington Workers need their wages more than the state’s paid-leave program does
Washington state’s paid-leave program is sold as a compassionate safety net. It’s not. It is a hardship for many of the workers who fund it. - BY ELIZABETH NEW
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The $4 Million Question: Thornton vs. Whitefish Credit Union — What Happens Next?
Deanna McAtee jury trial against Whitefish Credit Union lawyer Sean Frampton of Morrison and Frampton PLLC, found guilty of malicious prosecution in 2023 by a jury. - BY CASEY WHALEN
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Southern Poverty Law Center Official Heidi Beirich Arrested for Funding Neo-Nazis
Heidi Beirich, the former SPLC "Intelligence Chief" paid her neo-Nazi boyfriend to be a neo-Nazi from donations to the organization that said it was fighting neo-Nazis. BY GEORBE RASLEY
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Tax-funded “Scientists”: Cut Human Population in Half for “Sustainability”
Humans aren't “bad” for the planet. In fact, God put the planet here for people. Human life, family, national sovereignty, prosperity, and liberty are all at stake.- BY ALEX NEWMAN
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Internal Conquest and Stolen Land
Angry leftists always start by calling themselves “socialists,” but as Karl Marx explained, socialism is just “the transitional stage between capitalism and a fully communist society.” - BY ROBERT
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Nature’s arsenal: How kitchen herbs and common supplements outperform billion-dollar Alzheimer’s drugs
A growing body of scientific research suggests that affordable, unpatentable compounds from common plants may address the root causes of Alzheimer's. - BY AVA GRACE.
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The Estate Tax Rewards the Wealthy for Funding Progressive Foundations
Different fortunes, different causes: the same destination, the same motivating logic: The tax code's made nongovernmental-organizations the most rational place for private fortunes to end up. - BY GLENN FARLEY
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Seattle’s government has based its largest criminal justice reforms on 11 years of false numbers
WPC analysis found that claims about research used to justify the creation and strategy of Seattle’s Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program, were consistently inaccurate. - BY DAVID BOSE
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Nampa police trespass pro-life activist from pride event while satanists gloat
Nampa’s rules regarding use of city parks prohibit selling food or goods, camping, consuming alcohol, and driving vehicles on the grass, but do not explicitly prohibit evangelism. - BY BRIAN ALMON
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