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Elmo happy now: After an outcry by parents and fans, the producers of “Sesame Street” say a miscommunication led to the story that three longtime… Continue reading
Xfinicky That’s Comtastic: The state attorney general’s office has filed a $100 million lawsuit against Comcast, claiming the cable giant violated the state’s Consumer Protection… Continue reading
Geronimo! First step is a doozy: A Tacoma skydiver became the first person to survive a jump from a plane without a parachute, landing in… Continue reading
Spy games Bourne to run: Herald film critic Robert Horton has his review of “Jason Bourne,” the fifth in the series starring Matt Damon that… Continue reading
Let’s make this interesting: Shall we, gentlemen? A rough day on Wall Street changed some fortunes for the world’s three richest men; Bill Gates stayed… Continue reading
Shot blocked My aim is true: An off-duty Colorado sheriff’s deputy confronted two robbery suspects who then fired on him. The deputy fired back, and… Continue reading
I like to move it Anything for a Guinness: The historic Weyerhaeuser Office Building was moved to its new home on the Everett waterfront. The… Continue reading
Prime ribbing All you can consume: Amazon says it had its biggest sales day ever during Tuesday’s Prime Day, where members who pay $99 to… Continue reading
By The Herald Editorial Board Perhaps with the same reluctance shown by President Lyndon Johnson when he signed the Freedom of Information Act on July… Continue reading
By The Herald Editorial Board The term “snail mail” to describe the U.S. Postal Service seems a little unfair. Sending a letter across the country… Continue reading
By The Herald Editorial Board A story Sunday on National Public Radio’s “Weekend Edition” noted that fewer children are familiar with some of the patriotic… Continue reading
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