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Missoula Independent | August 31, 2006

Montana's online activists are changing the balance of power in Democratic politics -- would you let these men drive your campaign?

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A Nobel Causenew

University of Montana climate scientist Steve Running talks about being part of the international committee that won the Nobel Peace Prize earlier this month.

Missoula Independent | John S. Adams | 10-29-2007 | Environment

Tags: Kyoto, environment

Reclaiming God, Guns and Gays in Montananew

Can a T-shirt dull the right's favorite wedge issue?

Missoula Independent | John S. Adams | 07-19-2007 | Politics

License to Drivenew

A proposal for a new taxicab company highlights concerns about Missoula, Montana's existing service and the state's conflicting regulatory process.

Missoula Independent | John S. Adams | 05-18-2007 | Transportation

Tags: monopoly, customer service, late-night transportation, public issue, taxicabs, transportation services

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In Health Care Battle, Two Opposing Views of Sen. Max Baucus Emergenew

Is the Montana Democrat the sellout the left portrays, or the savvy centrist poised to finally reform American health care?

Missoula Independent | Matthew Frank | 08-18-2009 | Politics

Tags: health care reform, Senate Finance Committee, Congress, Health Care, Montana, Max Baucus

Montana Ballot Initiative to Define Lifenew

A ballot initiative from ultra-conservative legislator Rick Jore's Montana Constitution Party which would define human embryos as "persons" and grant them a fundamental right to life, received preliminary approval from the Montana Attorney General's office Dec. 20, a critical step on its way to the November ballot.

Missoula Independent | Patrick Duganz | 01-03-2008 | Politics

Montana GOP Caucus Up for Grabsnew

As Republicans fill 2,739 seats for their upcoming state caucus, GOP presidential campaigns are scrambling to stack key caucus positions before the February 5th vote.

Missoula Independent | Rob Harper | 01-03-2008 | Politics

Tags: 2008 presidential election