Trump and his administration officials insist that our laws must be enforced and those who’ve broken them be punished.
It will be interesting to see if they stick with that position when the Mueller investigation concludes.
Donald Shank
Everett
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Hospitals aren’t fully complying with laws on price transparency, including three in Snohomish County.
A consumer protection agency could be scuttled, but a retirement accounts plan may get a refresh.
He will find some plans blocked by law, and if he succeeds businesses will fail and prices will rise.
In his administration’s waning days, Biden seems content to let events happen around him.
With federal regulation likely ending, the state should bar an addictive, dangerous product.
A fiscal ‘game plan’ shows how the city can build a downtown stadium for baseball and soccer.
The leader of a state trade council is wary of the president-elect’s talk of tariffs and trade wars.
Just like Charlie Brown’s spindly tree, the animated special was almost rejected by TV executives.
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I’ve learned and relearned a startling truth; faith is about yearning but it’s not about striving.
As Christmas and Hanukkah coincide, it seems time for everyone to let there be holiday lights.
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