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Kellyanne Conway, a counselor for President Donald Trump, stole headlines Sunday when she used the term “alternative facts” to describe inaccuracies from a White House press conference during the weekend. […]
Comfy no more The majority of my Christmas presents turned out to be several pajama outfits and the fluffiest slippers. I did my laundry yesterday and realized I have been […]
Before arriving in tiny hand-me-down cars packed with random crap that probably wasn’t necessary, students are gifted with the images painted by older siblings, parents and that one teacher who […]
The end Some things come to an end and another journey begins. — Luis A pleasant irony A holiday all about being thankful for the good things in our lives […]
As turmoil and celebration followed the results of the 2016 presidential election, members of the University of Idaho community are offering events and resources to those in need of […]
The 2016 presidential election did not end in an exciting race to the end on Election Night , it ended on Friday, Oct. 7 when, according to the Washington Post, a […]
The first presidential debate was televised on Sept. 26, 1960, and since then Americans have viewed candidates through televised production. Since the election of 1960, televised debates have become an […]
During any election year, news coverage of the presidential race goes into overdrive. CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and all the major news networks go the extra mile to make sure […]
During this election year, many perspectives have surfaced regarding republican nominee Donald Trump — both negative and positive. My Facebook feed has been bombarded by one post after another, all […]