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  • Everyone is still reeling from this weekends attack on Israel by Hamas, but Idaho faith leader Rabbi Mendel Lifshitz still has a message of hope.
  • Are you ready for it? Because Taylor Swift will soon be coming to the big screen.
  • In today's economy many of us are on a budget, so when we decide to splurge on an item we often try and rationalize the purchase - which is a common theme we see on social media, the latest trend being "girl math." It's not just women who are falling into the justification trap though, everyone is.
  • In the Wood River Valley, three women are leading three nonprofits, helping immigrants, children and seniors survive and thrive in their community.
  • Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including an overview of the open primaries initiative and a breakdown of the results for the Idaho Reading Indicator test.
  • In the 1950, the U.S. was trying to develop a nuclear-powered engine that the Navy could use for submarines and aircraft carriers, and much of that work was done in the Idaho desert near Idaho Falls, at what would become the Naval Reactor Facility.
  • Each year families look forward to seeing their kids in holiday pageants and plays, but kids with special needs and abilities don't always get the chance to participate in these activities. However, one woman has been working to change that, putting together a “Special Stars” performance of the Little Drummer Boy, calling it a chance to let “disabilities shine on stage," celebrating each child’s unique talents.
  • A new mystery illness has been making dogs sick from the East Coast to Oregon, and Idaho may have the disease as well.
  • Syphilis cases are on the rise around the country and we look at who is being affected.
  • Yesterday, Nov. 28, was Giving Tuesday, a day designed to raise much-needed cash for non-profit organizations. Boise State Public Radio asked you to to nominate your favorite local nonprofit so that we could select two nominees to receive $1,000 in on-air messaging grants. This year those two non-profits were Gr8ter and the Dominifarm Animal Sanctuary!
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