On Jan. 6, I watched in horror as what should have been a simple counting of electoral votes turned into a deadly riot lasting into
Every day, more grim milestones are met in regards to the coronavirus pandemic locally, nationally and worldwide. On Dec. 9, Idaho broke a new record
In recent months, the Black Lives Matter movement has taken a step into the spotlight, and unfortunately, that spotlight has not always been positive. Alicia
By Thomas Campbell Democracy does not just happen, it is made. America is the oldest modern democracy and only because many individuals have molded it.
As many experts had foreseen, Election Day of 2020 turned into multiple Election Days. The longer the wait, the less likely it seemed that we
During the past few weeks, the American population witnessed two rather chaotic debates; on Sept. 29, President Donald Trump and democratic nominee Joe Biden faced
I did not know a lot about politics when I was younger. It was not until the 2016 presidential election that I began paying attention
In recent years, transgender people have become more understood and accepted into some communities. Because of this, pronouns are often included in introductions by trans
Mandatory mask mandates have been put in place around the country, including many cities and counties in Idaho. Boise Mayor Lauren McLean signed a public
I have spent a lot of time wondering how the coronavirus pandemic would have played out if we were under different leadership. Whether that be
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