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Please, reenter the code in the captcha! The link was successfully Sent! Ooops!:( An error has occurred!   Hillsboro City Schools board hears updates on spring events, summer food truck plans Pictured, from left, are Hillsboro City Schools board members Tom Milbery, Beverly Rhoads, Bill Myers, Jerry Walker and Larry Lyons. (HCP Photos/Caitlin Forsha) Superintendent Tim Davis, left, addresses the board, including members Tom Milbery and Beverly Rhoads as pictured. Student board representative Sophie Bourne an...

Analysis | A megaphone for Trumpism that preceded Trump’s rise Updated: Updated: Limbaugh was a voice of ‘anti-establishment’ conservatism Share Article Limbaugh was a voice of ‘anti-establishment’ conservatism Limbaugh was a powerful voice for the conservative movement and a strident and rabid critique of liberalism and progressivism. His four-decade-old radio stint took a turn towards hardline political commentary in the late 1980s after the Reagan administration revoked the Fairness Doctrine, a decision that opened the floodgates for unbalanced opinion on controversial issues on...

District 49 says teacher violated policy by showing Black Lives Matter image Pixabay via MGN FALCON, Colo. (KRDO) -- Families in Falcon School District 49 raised concerns over the context of a lesson plan about Martin Luther King, Jr. after a teacher used an image showing Black Lives Matter. District 49 officials said during the lesson about civil rights, the teacher used an image of a banner that read "Black Lives Matter." Though civil rights movements are a part of the district's curriculum, district officials said the Black Lives Matter movement is not. When a teacher at Bennett Ranch E...

A "partisan" political lesson where children's abusive messages and artworks against US president Donald Trump were put on display at a Sydney inner-city primary school has sparked criticism by upset parents and Upper House MP Mark Latham. The young children - some as young as five - attending the North Newtown Public School's after school care were asked who they would vote for in the US presidential election and why, with their drawings and comments put on display at a parental sign-out desk. The primary school children scrawled illiterate answers, such as "I hate Trump, he suks", "hones...