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1:26 Credit Blake/Adobe Stock Idaho lawmakers are among the first in the country to attempt to ban critical race theory in public schools. Conservatives across the nation have seized on the term over the past year, although the concept has been around since the 1970s. It's a theory underpinned by the idea systemic racism continues to exist in the United States and impacts opportunities for and treatment of people of color. Adrienne Evans, executive director of United Vision for Idaho, said when diverse groups of students aren't included in the country's collective story, it sends a powerful m...

SEATTLE -- May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and as life returns to normal, many people are coming down from more than a year of anxiety. A Census Bureau survey found symptoms of anxiety or depression had increased among adults from 11% in 2019 to 41% in 2021. Dr. ...

MT University System holds hearing on concealed carry on campuses ButteNews.net There is an argument in the nation's capital over the extent of extremism in the US military, Roll Call reports. ButteNews.net The United States Postal Service will issue layoff notices to some of its workers later this month, ButteNews.net Montana gained a seat in the US House of Representatives, the census bureau reports. Montana lost a seat in 1990. ButteNews.net Optics not reality prevails in the Whitman-Biden fight over Michigan's brutal COVID infection rate, the New York Times reports. April 7, 2021 As var...

Petition proposes change for MT sites named after Confederate leader ButteNews.net The United States Postal Service will issue layoff notices to some of its workers later this month, ButteNews.net Montana gained a seat in the US House of Representatives, the census bureau reports. Montana lost a seat in 1990. ButteNews.net Optics not reality prevails in the Whitman-Biden fight over Michigan's brutal COVID infection rate, the New York Times reports. April 7, 2021 As variants of the virus establish a foothold and government relaxes rules, cases of COVID-19 are once again on the rise, the New ...