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Blogging for Peace in the Middle East

Boise Weekly | May 15, 2008

Peace Man is the Palestinian half of a two-man blogging team in the Middle East. While Peace Man lives in a refugee camp in the blockaded Gaza Strip, his counterpart, Hope Man, lives just a few miles and a world away in the Israeli city of Sderot, a city often targeted by Palestinian rocket fire.

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Tags: WAR, peace, Israel, Palestine, blogging, international, Hope Man, Peace Man, The Center for Emerging Futures

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Pondering the Democratic Map of the Intermountain Westnew

With this year's Democratic presidential nomination fight now going all the way to the June 3 Montana primary, and with the Democratic National Convention set for Denver in August, things are about to get real Western around here. As the growing West starts to flex its political muscles, the impacts may well be felt in the general election in a way that they haven't been before.

Boise Weekly | Shea Andersen | 05-29-2008 | Politics

Tags: 2008 presidential election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Democrats, Montana, Democratic National Convention, the West

Bubba Disses Idahonew

Do elk in Idaho outnumber the state's Democrats? Bill Clinton thinks so. Months after Barack Obama swept the state's Democratic caucus, the former president isn't impressed.

Boise Weekly | Shea Andersen | 05-07-2008 | Politics

Tags: 2008 presidential election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Barack, Obama

The Nuclear Optionnew

Nuclear power is knocking on Idaho's door. Trouble is, the state doesn't really know what to do with it.

Boise Weekly | Shea Andersen | 01-16-2008 | Politics

Tags: nuclear

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Paradise Lostnew

As the Patriot Movement grabs headlines around the country, memories of Ruby Ridge and the Aryan Nations present an image problem for Constitutionalists in Idaho, which has long been associated with anti-government and militia groups. Boise Weekly talks to a few Patriots about their identity as a group.

Boise Weekly | Harrison Berry | 10-13-2015 | Features

Idaho's New Prison Scandalnew

Two years after the Idaho state prison was found to have been falsifying documents to conceal understaffing, a new scandal is breaking alleging the systematic tampering with and/or destruction of prisoner medical records to exclude diagnoses of gender identity disorder.

Boise Weekly | George Prentice | 07-13-2015 | Crime & Justice