Columnist
It won’t offer much comfort if he loses in November, but other leaders have steeper hills to climb.
Columnist
If ‘from the river to the sea’ only means either Israel or Palestine, you’re part of the problem.
Legalization has invited new forms — and higher potency — of the drug and its effect on youths’ health.
As I watch the Snohomish tent situation at Andy’s, I am amazed at the brutal enforcement threatened measures (“City: Campaign can’t save big tent at… Continue reading
In his recent column, Paul Roberts speaks in broad generalities without getting down to the specifics (“The success we can look forward to,” The Herald,… Continue reading
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Commentary
Policy and funding adopted by state lawmakers eases demands for those caring for Alzheimer’s patients.
Commentary
A new state law threatens to drive up power costs, burden the grid and work against its climate goals.
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States, including Washington, have used those benefits, rather than hold them until adulthood.
There’s no scarier moment for a parent than to see your child injured, except for the thoughts that follow.
As good as music was in the ’70s, and as much as I listen again and again, it can’t match your first time.
Columnist
Wages, even for lower-income workers, have risen faster than inflation, defying most assumptions.
Commentary
Their stridency may have ‘sharpened the contradictions,’ but it drove more away from their arguments.
Columnist
Campus protests look to peel away young voters for Biden, but time and reality may play in his favor.
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Columnist
The application of a standard against anti-semitism was meant as tool, not a basis for legislation.
