In its 7-2 decision yesterday in the case of Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, the U.S. Supreme Court missed a clear opportunity to reaffirm the authority of states to protect the integrity of their elections. In fact, the Court’s opinion likely moved the ball in the wrong direction, inappropriately giving Congress broader authority to meddle in election procedures.

Superintendent Randy Dorn has issued an important warning about the consequences of lawmakers’ dithering on the state budget. One key statement in his letter should motivate all citizens to look at their own school districts’ financial practices.

On a sunny, 90-degree Friday last August, Tyler Stanton joined thousands of other excited WSU students for a picnic and Student Activities Fair at the track. As Tyler rounded the track, one booth jumped out at him: the Freedom Foundation's Student Freedom Project (SFP). 

Last Saturday, nearly 70 attendees gathered at the Tacoma Convention Center to participate in the Principles 2 Action Conference where they were equipped with the information necessary to make an impact in their communities.