Free Speech

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Speech: it can define us as much as divide us. And Idaho, it appears, has found itself in the eye of that hurricane lately.

If it becomes law, Idaho would only recognize criminal acts as domestic terrorism if a person committing a crime was cooperating with a foreign terrorist organization, and labeling someone a terrorist would require a successful criminal prosecution.

Kellogg School District in North Idaho is denying it violated the free speech rights of a former student and former employee earlier this year.

Kellogg School District in North Idaho faces two federal lawsuits in the wake of suspending a student and barring him from attending his high school graduation over statements made during an assembly this spring.

A debate is swirling around the campaign to upgrade parts of the historic Pocatello High School. At a meeting of the city’s Historic Preservation…

Controversial speakers at college campuses across the country have sparked protests in recent months – some of which have turned violent. Demonstrations…

Attorney General Jeff Sessions put Boise State University in his crosshairs Tuesday as he blasted universities for guidelines he says limit free…