Editorial cartoons for Monday, Memorial Day, May 29

Editorial cartoons for Monday, Memorial Day, May 29

Editorial cartoons for Monday, Memorial Day, May 29

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Best editorial cartoons or 2024, Vol. 2

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Artist Natalie Niblack works amongst her project entitled “33 Birds / Three Degrees” during the setup for Exploring The Edge at Schack Art Center on Sunday, March 19, 2023, in Everett, Washington. The paintings feature motion-activated speakers that play each bird’s unique call. (Ryan Berry / The Herald)
Editorial: An opinionated look back at 2024’s Herald editorials

Among highlights and lowlights: Boeing’s struggles, light rail’s arrival and the return of orcas.

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Comment: To beat the daily grind, put some thought into it

A philosopher offers three tips for renewing interest in a life that’s fallen into the same-old routine.

Give Herald reporters resources they need

I am taken aback by The Herald management’s demands of the Everett… Continue reading

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Best editorial cartoons of 2024, Vol. 1

A sketchy look back at the news of 2024, January through March.… Continue reading

Comment: Drug-pricing program’s benefits often diverted

Reforms are needed to make sure savings benefit low-income families, and not health care providers.

Comment: State policy on trust lands strikes right balance

Anti-forestry groups have made incorrect claims that the state can’t harvest older stands of trees.

Comment: State’s lawmakers have selves to blame for budget hole

Rather than impose tax increases, lawmakers should follow other states’ lead on taxpayer rebates.

Forum: ‘Stand-up Cult’ follows muffin tin liners, not one-liners

You can keep your air fryers; for kitchen aficionados, the ultimate customizable appliance is the mixer.

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Editorial cartoons for Friday, Dec. 27

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Forum: Set state DNR back on path to preserving resources

A recentering of needs must place more focus on the web of species that depend upon forest environments.

Schwab: What to get world’s richest man? His very own country.

Elon Musk, with his block of a deal in Congress, telegraphs his intent for the next four year.

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