The Idaho Senate in a 20-11 vote on Wednesday advanced a bill to prevent government entities from displaying certain flags.

The list includes the Idaho state flag, military flags, Indian tribes, and POW/MIA flags. If signed by the governor, the law will go into effect immediately.

The bill's text states that no flags or banners may fly over public schools or in Idaho classrooms "that represent a political viewpoint, including but not limited to flags or banners regarding a ...

West Ada in 2022 adopted a policy requiring that displays in classrooms be “content neutral” to better align with Idaho law, ...

A bill that would ban certain flags from being flown on government property has passed the Idaho Senate and heads to the ...

The House on Tuesday approved the establishment of Traditional Family Values Month, in a similar resolution to one passed in ...

Niagara Falls will shine red and yellow on Sunday to honour the victims killed in a devastating North Macedonia nightclub fire a week ago. The fatal March 16 blaze claimed 59 lives, mostly young ...

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The policy encourages staff to display the American flag in their classrooms ... freedom of inquiry and instruction and freedom of speech and association.” Idaho code also says students should not be ...