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OPINION: Just like everyone else, Idaho’s Attorney General must comply with the law
Three years ago, I joined five other former Idaho Attorneys General in describing that important position as “the …
FULCHER: A vote of support
OK, it’s like another day at the office.
COVID: Need a plan — stat
I read with great interest the letter submitted by Cheryl Armentrout on Jan. 15.
BIDEN: Enflaming ‘uncivil war’
President Biden, your “uncivil war” actually began the day after former President Trump was elected in 2016.
COVID: Diagnose political disease
It’s a miracle! One day after Biden takes office and Idaho along with 42 other states reports a decline in COVID cases.
TRUMP: Losing when he wins
I find it incredulous that many people still believe that the election was stolen from Donald Trump.
ABORTION: Gateway to oppression
Pro-abortion voices hold that pre-born human beings, even those who survive the gauntlet of attempted abortion, have no constitutional rights to life.
SCHOOL: Protect kids, families
I am reaching out to tell you what I see Monday through Thursday every week at lunchtime occurring at Ponderosa Elementary School in Post Falls.
TRUMP: Press editorial mistaken
I was surprised to see an editorial on the front page of Sunday’s Press.
AVISTA: Power to the people
The recent windstorm left many homes, businesses and public facilities without electrical power.
APPEAL: Bankers more important
I would like to make a public appeal to the legislators who are attempting to end Governor Little’s emergency declaration.
BIDEN: Hope in this leader
The political pendulum for the last 12 years has swung from the left to the right, wielding with it huge uncertainty.
VETERAN: An unexpected reward
I am writing to share an experience I had the other day.
FASCISM: 14 strong indicators
What is fascism? Do we know it when we see it?
BIRDS: We all flock together
In response to Mr. Shackelford’s letter (Jan. 17), there are a few other northern varieties of vireo you may be observing — Blue-headed Vireo, Plumbeous Vireo or Cassin’s Vireo.
CLIMATE: A bipartisan solution
Britain recently announced a ban on the sale of new diesel and gasoline powered vehicles as part of a “green industrial revolution” designed to confront climate change.