A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
The Trump administration justifies Kilmer Abrego Garcia’s removal from the U.S. by saying he is a human trafficker, a wife beater, a member of MS-13… Continue reading
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Trading literacy for screen time has cost us — kids and adults — our ability to reason and conclude.
Commentary
The pope in 12 years packed the College of Cardinals, but few conclaves have ended predictably.
The efforts are likely to slow job creation while pushing up wages, followed by a rise in inflation.
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Even amid others’ actions to claw back past work and progress, there’s hope to fight climate change.
Columnist
To eliminate the threat, an agreement must seek an exchange of ‘normal for normal.’ That won’t be easy.
Columnist
Washington’s conservatives are enthralled by the Ivies. The ultimatums are simply a distraction.
In his isolated attacks, Trump has divided our loyalties. It’s time for a civic and civil uprising.
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His laughable five-month timeline and lack of understanding point to an intention to blame vaccines.
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Last November, Washingtonians voted to protect our long-term care program, and soon, 4 million Washingtonians will be able to tap their benefits should they need… Continue reading
News reports tell us that when he was speaking with Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, President Trump said that the Nazis treated the Jews with “kindness”… Continue reading
The fabulously large crowd in Everett reflected a nationwide trend involving millions of citizens sending a message: Hands Off our democracy. Stop trying to dismantle… Continue reading
Recently, like many of us, I attended the Hands Off event put on by Snohomish County Indivisible at the Courthouse plaza. Demi Chatters, a former… Continue reading
Since Donald Trump declared bankruptcy six times in his real estate business, I am not sure he is the correct person to liberate our economy.… Continue reading