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Ferro: Good news on mail voting, but not so good overall (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court acted responsibly this week to forbid the federal government from using the Postal Service to stop mail-in ballots going to voters it didnât have on a list thatâs been slapped together. The court didnât, however, rule this could never happen. Instead, the majority recognized that there simply wasnât time for the Postal Service to get it together. Most states mail out their ballots during this week. Before the 2028 election, there must be a decision on whether the federa
Ferro: President Trump's war against voters continues (opens the original)
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Happy Voter Registration Day! A big election is coming up in 49 days â with an estimated 270,000 Idaho adults not registered. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Judy Ferro, a former teacher, is a former state committeewoman for Canyon County Democrats. Email her at idadem@yahoo.com.
Ferro: A whistleblower, cuts and recesses (opens the original)
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The major news of this week has to be the U.S. Post Office âwhistleblowerâ who exposed the postal serviceâs âzero-percent failure policyâ for approving new ballots for delivery. If one envelopeâs barcode fails to match information submitted by the state, the entire âbatchâ of blank ballots will be rejected until the âdiscrepancy is resolved.â Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to loc
Ferro: Problems abroad, problems at home (opens the original)
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MilitarySpend has an online âU.S.-Iran cost trackerâ approaching $42 billion with an additional $1,099 each second. Yet, some costs canât be measured that easily. Weâve lost access to the straits of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb, military bases in 15 locations, the Stars and Stripes as an independent voice for our military, and the trust of our allies. When our Presidentâs claim that our forces have cleared all the mines in Hormuz are followed by Iran and Oman scheduling joint mine clearing
Ferro: More debt, food poisoning, and logging – what more could we want? (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump plans to import 300,000 metric tons of beef tariff-free during the next 90 days. Itâs to sell at 25% of current hamburger prices. A new way to buy votes without actually spending money? Could it actually make a difference in November? Top of the news this week, however, was the United Statesâ national debt reaching $40 trillion â thatâs $40,000 million. It was expected to happen in 2028, but the debt increased one trillion between October 2025 and March and another
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