Idaho Victims of Pandemic Policy & Law will discuss medical-related pandemic policy, biology, treatments, and misinformation in Nampa, Idaho. A group of national experts will hold a listening event on the effects of the past two years on people’s lives, their professions, their health, their families, and a solution and path where victims can find…
LIVE 11 AM ET: Victims of Pandemic Policy & Law Panel Discussion
Idaho Victims of Pandemic Policy & Law will discuss medical-related pandemic policy, biology, treatments, and misinformation in Nampa, Idaho. A group of national experts will hold a listening event on the effects of the past two years on people’s lives, their professions, their health, their families, and a solution and path where victims can find…
LIVE NOW: Victims of Pandemic Policy & Law Panel Discussion
Idaho Victims of Pandemic Policy & Law will discuss medical-related pandemic policy, biology, treatments, and misinformation in Nampa, Idaho. A group of national experts will hold a listening event on the effects of the past two years on people’s lives, their professions, their health, their families, and a solution and path where victims can find…
Idaho Woman Arrested in Public Park During 2020 Lockdowns Continues to Fight Her Charge
An Idaho woman who was arrested for trespassing in a public park during the rising frenzy of fear and government overreach stemming from conflicting media reports about COVID-19 in April 2020 continues to fight the 2-year-old misdemeanor charge on the grounds of personal liberty. “I’m not just fighting for my innocence,” Sara Brady told The…
Capitol Report (Sept. 22): Texas Governor Declares Cartels ‘Terrorists’; Democrats, Republicans Clash Over Police Reform
September 22, 2022
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Long-awaited action on police reform unfolds in Congress: a package of bills that Democrats say is the answer to rising crime, but Republicans say the timing is telling. We spoke with Idaho Congressman Russ Fulcher about the Democrats’ efforts to fund the police and what he is hearing from the American people in his state…
Micron Breaks Ground on $15 Billion Chip Plant, Says More to Come Soon
Micron Technology Inc., the biggest U.S. memory chip company, on Monday broke ground for a $15 billion factory in Boise, Idaho, and its chief executive told Reuters an announcement of another new U.S. plant will be coming soon. “We are in final stages of another high volume manufacturing site that is going to be announced…
Idaho Pride Festival Postpones ‘Drag Kids’ Show, Citing ‘Safety Concerns’
The organizers of an LGBT pride event in downtown Boise, Idaho said they have paused the plan to host a drag show featuring young children because of “safety concerns.” The Boise Pride Festival, an annual event that has been held for more than three decades, drew intense backlash this year over its inclusion of a…
Sponsor Withdraws From Idaho Pride Festival Over ‘Drag Kids’ Show Featuring Children as Young as 11
At least one sponsor has pulled out of Idaho’s Boise Pride Festival over the inclusion of a “drag kids” show that features children as young as 11. “You have watched the Queens and Kings and now it is time to see the Kids,” read an ad for the event, which is scheduled to take place…
Former Idaho Lawmaker Aaron von Ehlinger Handed 20-Year Prison Sentence for Rape of Intern
A former Idaho lawmaker who was convicted in April of raping a legislative intern when she was 19 was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Wednesday. Aaron von Ehlinger was sentenced by Ada County District Judge Micheal Reardon, who stated that at least eight of those 20 years need to be served in prison before…
Idaho Supreme Court Decides Not to Block Near-Total Abortion Ban
The Idaho Supreme Court on Friday said it will not block a trigger law that bans nearly all abortions in the state slated to take effect Aug. 25, as well as a separate law that bans abortion after about six weeks set to take effect Aug. 19, amid ongoing litigation. The court also allowed a civil enforcement…
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