Wall Street Journal

While many allege ranchers grazing cattle on government controlled land are freeloading, grazing rights were issued originally as a matter of policy.

The Wall Street Journal reports there’s still room for improvement because Idaho wages are 44th overall in the United States.

Some customers have been surprised by the new policy but it may sweep retail nationwide.

In Kootenai County there has been a complete inversion of the GOP Committee.

The “Clinton News Network” is getting its comeuppance.

Syria and North Korea took a back seat to United Airlines this week.

Christian faith is on trial.  Blame the LGBT crowd.

Too many political leaders in Washington and Boise are missing the real threats to American life.

Yes, the election is fixed.Exhibit one, James Comey.

A couple of weeks ago a writer at Bloomberg raised the words “peak oil”.  I haven’t heard it used much in almost a decade.

On Election Day most people can easily pick between candidates because they’ve formed opinions about the people they’ve seen and/or met.  Ballot issues are another matter.

A woman once stopped me during a remote broadcast and told me we had met at her church some years before.  I expected a pleasant conversation when she blurted out, “I find you depressing!”  When I asked why she shared, it’s because I’m so often the bearer of bad news...

Having just returned from a long weekend, I’m a little late with my debate analysis, but here we go.  Trump won the first-third.  I think he may have been told to avoid attacks to look more presidential.  The result may have been to keep him a little too cosseted and tipped the decision in favor of Mrs...

The latest highly paid athlete to disrespect the flag and national anthem is a linebacker for the Denver Broncos.  This Sunday the Seattle Seahawks as a team may follow the example set weeks ago by malcontent Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers...

The split between an arrogant elite and the people who do most of the working and dying in Western Civilization is now a chasm.  On Top Story today, I shared Peggy Noonan’s latest column.  The former Reagan speechwriter suggests the elites aren’t concerned about the dumping of sometimes dangerous Muslim refugees because the elites live behind gates...

Are we afraid to talk about serious threats to our futures?  Some years ago, I was broadcasting at a gun safe sale when a woman approached me and told me we had once met.  As she explained, I had visited her church and sat one row behind her...

I’ve spent the last week listening to Republicans wring their hands over Donald Trump.  Personally, I don’t believe he needs to issue any apologies to judges, Mexicans or Muslims.  If he says nothing more about the judge presiding over the Trump University case I’ll be satisfied and I think Republicans running for House and Senate can live with that solution...

What’s good for Wall Street isn’t always what’s good for the country.  I’m reminded today of the quote from Charles Wilson, CEO of General Motors, when in the early 1950s he was being vetted for the role of Secretary-of-Defense.  "I thought what was good for our country was good for General Motors, and vice versa," he said...

Don’t be shocked if Bernie Sanders is the next President of the United States.  Saying it could happen isn’t an endorsement.  It’s a prediction based on the man raising 25 million dollars from 650-thousand individual contributors.  Last week I suggested the money could only come from Wall Street in such a large amount...

You know it’s late in the game when the global elites have established a full court press.  Growing up in northern reaches of Appalachia most of the school gymnasiums dated from the Works Progress Administration.  These were tiny bandboxes where a player stepping out-of-bounds would end up on your lap...