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Top Idaho Statesman News

Donald Trump · United States

Trump officials seek to bring first white South African refugees to US next week, NYT reports

55% Center coverage: 178 sources

The United States is working to bring the first group of white South Africans it has classified as refugees to the country early next week, The New York Times reported on Friday, citing officials briefed on the plans and documents obtained by the newspaper.See the Story

Idaho Politics · Boise

Salt Lake City, Boise seek to skirt laws banning Pride flags by adopting them as city emblems

52% Center coverage: 69 sources

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Court

Judge in Idaho Student Killings Case Demands Records Held Following Leak

84% Center coverage: 52 sources

BOISE, Idaho (CNN) —A judge overseeing the pretrial hearings for Bryan Kohberger, the former criminology grad student accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November 2022, ordered prosecutors and defense attorneys Thursday to preserve records after an apparent leak made its way into a “Dateline NBC” episode last week. Judge Steven Hippler also requested more information on a proposed defense argument that there are possible “alt…See the Story

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