The Special Olympics is all about inspiration. Athletes inspire themselves and others. They learn skills like competition, independence, teamwork and hard work — all skills athletes use to become more active and lead fuller lives.
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Editor’s note: In an effort to more solemnly respect the spirit of Memorial Day, we’re republishing here the original Memorial Day Order issued by John A. Logan, a general in the Union Army and the first commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, a veterans group of former Union soldiers. …
“You want a fight? You better believe, baby, you’ve got one.”
Over the past several weeks, we’ve featured a three-part series on Idaho’s ailing foster-care system. It probably comes as no surprise to readers that Idaho’s system is in trouble – that’s the case in states across the country. But it’s the depth of Idaho’s problems that’s truly stunning.
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Idaho’s Mike Simpson wielded the gavel Thursday as Republicans in the House of Representatives took the first real step to dismantle the Affordable Care Act.
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