Commentary
Partnerships with unions can build training that provides well=paid jobs without college debt.
Commentary
A recent surgeon general warning about cancer calls for better guidelines on how to gauge our consumption.
Commentary
The school shooting led officials to a similar plot in California, which was foiled by its red-flag law.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Columnist
Trump and the GOP take full advantage of a tragedy to shift blame and wring out concessions.
Commentary
For all his railing about DEI, the Defense nominee seeks his inclusion despite his past faults.
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Adding 20 in-state tuition slots can bolster veterinarian ranks and serve animals and people.
Columnist
Support provides cover to some worried about border backlash, but its consequences will persist.
In their latest attempt to rip our country apart from within, the MAGA crowd wants to punish the victims of the Los Angeles wildfire by… Continue reading
Politics is a lively topic in any country, especially so in western democracies. Typically allies and friends refrain from commenting on each other for fear… Continue reading
I don’t believe tearing down the four lower dams on the Snake River will help our local orca population. What scientific proof do we have… Continue reading
Commentary
Even though a 5-4 majority allowed his sentencing to go forward, it could yet rule on appeal.
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‘All the world’s a stage,’ with our possessions and homes subject to the same theatrical impermanence.
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Few Republicans, after drawing the line at Gaetz, seem willing to confront any of Trump’s nominees.
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Columnist
The nominee for Defense fails on character and the job’s basics. Yet, his confirmation seems assured.
Columnist
A state tax on wealth might sound fair, but it could chase some from the state and lose crucial revenue.
Commentary
The final hurdle for Trump’s tariff whims hangs on how the Supreme Court rules on two cases.
Commentary
Even if split in two, enough opposition divides even Republicans on tax cuts, the debt ceiling and more.
