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Unidentified male blood DNA found at Idaho home of murdered college students could aid Bryan Kohberger defense

40% Right coverage: 10 sources

Detectives who investigated the Moscow, Idaho, college-student homicides found blood at the crime scene from two still-unidentified males, attorneys for the man charged with murder revealed at a recent hearing, hinting to a possible legal defense strategy at trial.See the Story

Religion · Boise

Idaho bill would require Ten Commandments display in schools in test of U.S. Constitution

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

BOISE – A new bill in the Idaho Legislature would require all public schools to display the Ten Commandments.The proposal marks an effort from Christian Republican lawmakers in the state to push religion into the public sphere, testing the bounds of the Constitution and the country’s separation of church and state.Another bill introduced this session would require Bible verse readings in all public schools.The Ten Commandments bill would require…See the Story

Senate · Idaho

Out-of-state groups think influencing Idaho politics is ‘cheap.’ Lawmakers want transparency

Coverage: 2 sources

Lawmakers made stark warnings Friday about out-of-state money in Idaho elections.Last year’s election cycle saw “unprecedented” amounts of out-of-state campaign spending, Senate Majority Leader Kelly Anthon, R-Burley, said at a press conference. Large expenditures focused on attack ads and — this legislative session — on introducing bills that “were not going to go anywhere and (would) jam up our system,” added Rep. Brent Crane, R-Nampa.“Idahoan…See the Story

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