Daniel Walters, InvestigateWest
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A professor of bioethics at New York University’s medical school worries that violations of this law continue because violators know there’s a good chance they can get away with it. -
If patients can’t say anything nice, some doctor paperwork mandates, they can’t say anything at all -
Stuck in a “no-man’s land” of uncertainty, many who’ve fled the Ukrainian war have lost the right to work in America -
Drag queen at center of Idaho culture war takes Christian Nationalist group to court -
With powerful allies in the pulpit and the Pentagon, the Idaho Family Policy Center seizes its moment -
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In both cases, politicians take a larger role in handpicking reporters -
As Trump administration seeks tips on migrants, some have turned tip line into a weapon, and Rep. Stephanie Mickelsen (R-Idaho Falls) became the target of such a weapon by Ryan Spoon, Ada County Republican vice chair. -
An investigation into Spokane Valley City Councilman Al Merkel resulted in the entire record of the inquest being published online. Now the fight has shifted to the state Capitol in Olympia. City staffers asked their local state representative, Republican Rob Chase, to push legislation to further shroud the identities of accusers and witnesses. -
Political pressure, loss of access to data from social media sites have made it harder to study how falsehoods spread for UW's Center for an Informed Public.
