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Grupos detractores exigieron a vicepresidenta admitir el supuesto triunfo de Trump; activistas piden rehumanizar la frontera

Laurel took part in the first-ever “Making Space for Girls Challenge.” [Hawaii news on the go–LISTEN to KHON 2GO weekday mornings at 7:30 a.m.] Her essay — out of 700 entries — was one of 21 submissions picked to be included in a journey to the International Space Station. “To do the essay, I thought about the stuff we could do in the future and what I think would be nice to have,” says Girl Scout Brownie Laurel S. from Troop 861. “It makes me feel like the essay was special, so they chose it for its creativity.” Laurel’s submission included an essay and a Zoom interview.

Eastern Oregon is One Step Closer to Becoming Apart of Idaho At this point it's still considered a sort of far-fetched idea but it quite literally has Idaho lawmakers listening. Idaho lawmakers were pitched a plan by representatives of a group called Move Oregon’s Border For a Greater Idaho on Monday. The plan is to take a solid chunk of Oregon (about three-fourths of the state) and add it onto Idaho's southwestern border. This would take Idaho's border basically all the way up to the Pacific Ocean and would create the U.S.'s third-largest state geographically. Supporters say that rura...

Mike Chapman, Redding Record Searchlight, and Keith Ridler, Associated Press Conservative North State residents upset with the political climate in Sacramento sometimes might think they'd be better off in Idaho. If one group has its way, those frustrated far Northern Californians wouldn't have to move anywhere and instead let Idaho come to them. A grass-roots movement called Move Oregon’s Border For a Greater Idaho wants to see Idaho's boundary swallow three-fourths of like-minded Oregon and eventually encompass parts of the North State and southeastern Washington. "A lot of people call...

Freedom House, a watchdog group dedicated to the expansion of freedom and democracy around the world, has issued their latest report. No existing trend changes worthy of note; 2020 marks the 15th consecutive year that global tyranny and autocracy have increased. Ironically, as the digital me… More Headlines