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Jim Mattis doesn’t flinch. Not when Indonesian special forces untied bags of snakes during a 2018 demonstration and then bit
When Yana Bogoev went to Washington D.C. last August as an intern for U.S. Representative Ben McAdams, of Utah, she
Letters hold power. Sheets of paper often no thicker than a fallen maple leaf filled with words typed in neat
[caption id="attachment_3861" align="alignleft" width="5760"] Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox, seated, with Gov. Gary Herbert, loves to show his lighter side, the
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Brent Hill ‘73 was first appointed to the Idaho state senate on Christmas eve in 2001 and has served as president pro tem