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Will the U.S. Negotiate Army Private Bowe Bergdahl's Release?

Boise Weekly | April 28, 2010

Individuals claiming to represent the "Afghan Taliban" have made two public offers to swap Bowe Bergdahl, the U.S. Army private from Hailey, Idaho, who has been held captive in Afghanistan since June 30, 2009, for militants held by the United States. But U.S. military officials will not say if the offers are real or if they are pursuing a trade.

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Tags: Bowe Bergdahl, Iraq War, POW

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Dream Act Risingnew

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Boise Weekly | Nathaniel Hoffman | 12-08-2010 | Immigration

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Boise Weekly | Nathaniel Hoffman | 05-20-2010 | Politics

Tags: 2010 Midterms, Healthcare

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Boise Weekly | Nathaniel Hoffman | 04-28-2010 | Media

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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