Miguel Díaz-Canel was chosen Thursday as Cuba's new president. The question is whether he will emerge from the shadow of Raúl Castro, who will remain as Communist Party chief
The University of Idaho was likely going to have to cut three sports if a waiver to balance its athletics budget was not approved by the State Board of Education: women's soccer, women's swimming and diving, and men's golf.
Atlanta-based developer Greenstone Properties held a neighborhood meeting Tuesday to officially present plans for a Downtown stadium in Boise, Idaho. The crowd opposed the project due to traffic, location, financial and noise concerns.
On the video of two men being arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks, the white customers are upset, but the men accept it placidly, as befits veterans of the exhausting job of Being While Black.
Scott Bradford, an associate professor in the economics department at BYU, danced as Napoleon Dynamite after his students raised money for the LDS Humanitarian Aid Fund.
