Todd Engel Sues Govt Agencies and Individual Agents by Shari Dovale Todd Engel has filed the multi-million dollar lawsuit that we have all been expecting. Naming multiple departments and individuals, including AUSA Steven Myhre, AUSA [Read More]
Biden’s Nominee to Head BLM Is An Eco-Terrorist by Shari Dovale Biden’s controversial nominee to lead the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is Tracy Stone-Manning. She is well known for her role in an Idaho [Read More]
Welcome Home Todd Engel! by Shari Dovale After four and a half years of wrongful incarceration, Todd Engel is finally free and back home in Idaho. When his conviction was vacated by the Ninth Circuit, [Read More]
Todd Engel Update – Feds File to Dismiss with Prejudice! by Shari Dovale Todd Engel has been held in Federal prison for nearly 5 years. The charges stemmed from the encounter in Bunkerville, Nevada in [Read More]
A State Run Collaborative by Karen Schumacher The Idaho Rangeland Resources Commission (IRRC) was created by the Idaho legislature in 1994 (Title 58 Chapter 14), comprised of five Governor appointed voting members that includes Royce [Read More]
Wilderness Study Areas In Montana By Tim Ravndal, We could chronologically provide a foundation of this article by beginning with the 1866 Mining Act as amended in 1872. However in the interest of length we [Read More]
It’s About Land Use Restrictions by Karen Schumacher Non-governmental organizations (NGO) are celebrating the introduction of legislation for the “protection and restoration of certain native fish, wildlife, and plant species” on federal land called the [Read More]
~ Idaho On Fire ~ This is how YOU can help! Idaho on Fire was organized to change the political agenda that is mismanaging “Public Lands”, abolishing future economic opportunities and locking them up in [Read More]
Five Years Later, The Protest That Redefined The West By Doug Knowles 5 Years after the final day of the what would come to be known as the “Bundy Ranch Standoff”, the federal government still [Read More]
Reporters Committee secures FOIA win in case to uncover details on FBI impersonation of documentary filmmakers By Pariss Briggs, Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press Q&A: What the Reporters Committee’s recent FOIA win means [Read More]
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