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Half the World: Heartache, Shrapnel and a Child Named Remember
Exploring how Boise transforms and is transformed by refugees
by George Prentice on June 7, 2017
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Half the World: Excerpts from a New Book About Refugees in Boise 1
"If an American doesn't know how to spell, that's fine; but if a foreigner doesn't know how to spell, it's embarrassing. I felt that I had to prove my worthiness to others."
on June 7, 2017
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Oculus Shift
Idaho designers who want to make video games and virtual reality tech may face some high hurdles
by Harrison Berry on May 24, 2017
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Dry Creek, Dry Purse 1
"I don't see where I'm going to support spending county taxpayer dollars on an organization that doesn't support the county."
by Harrison Berry on July 26, 2017
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Snowpocalypse to Floodpocalypse 1
"People need to realize this is about much more than not being able to walk on the greenbelt, or not being able to float the river."
by Lex Nelson on July 26, 2017
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F-35s in Boise? 'We Don't Know What We Don't Know' 22
The city of Boise and a grassroots neighborhood group are in a dogfight over proposed mission
by George Prentice on July 19, 2017
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Unda' the Rotunda
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Idaho Accountant Takes Pro-Obamacare Advocacy to D.C. Offices of Crapo, Risch
"Before the ACA, they couldn't get health care."
by George Prentice on July 26, 2017
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Idaho to One-And-Done Landlords During Eclipse: Don't Forget To Collect Taxes 1
"We really want to make sure people know what's required."
by Elizabeth Findley on July 19, 2017
National
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Has the Moment for Environmental Justice Been Lost?
Facing Trump’s proposals for cutting programs that help minorities and the poor, Democrats scramble to make up for missed opportunities to protect them.
by Talia Buford, ProPublica on July 24, 2017
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Hotelier-in-Chief: Here Are the Trumps' New Hotels
Two brothers from the Mississippi Delta, who are working with President Trump’s sons on four new hotels, met the president through Gov. Phil Bryant. One of the brothers has been a campaign donor to Bryant since 2011.
by Derek Kravitz, ProPublica on July 22, 2017
World
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Manchester Terrorist Attack Points to Continued Vulnerability of Public Events
"People want to feel confident but also relaxed. It's important customers feel confident as they're coming in, but we need to do it in a friendly way."
by PRI's The World on May 23, 2017
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Twenty-Two Killed in Terrorist Attack on Concert in Manchester, UK
"The corridor was full, it smelled of burning, there was quite a lot of smoke as we were leaving. It's just shocking and we just feel very shaken up. We're just lucky to have gotten away safely."
by PRI's The World on May 22, 2017
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