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Editorial cartoons for Tuesday, Feb. 24

A sketchy look at the news of the day.

Payton Pavon-Garrido, 23, left, and Laura Castaneda, 28, right, push the ballots into the ballot drop box next to the Snohomish County Auditor’s Office on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024 in Everett, Washington. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)

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Editorial: Oppose efforts to deny eligible voters their right

The SAVE Act in Congress and a lawsuit against states intend to disenfranchise eligible voters.

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Comment: Why would Trump want to sell tiny cars to Americans?

Trump is enamoured with Japan’s ‘kei’ cars. But would SUV-loving Americans be interested?

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Dowd: High court at last schools Trump on checks and balances

Not that he took it well, but the Supreme Court has provided some accountability from the executive.

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Letter: Regulation could limit supply of rental homes

With efforts to limit ownership of single-family homes now drawing attention at the state and national level, it’s…

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Letter: Student protests offer lessons in nonviolence

Thanks to The Herald for impartially reporting the latest interactions between student demonstrators and the opposition (“Tensions flare…

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Bouie: Marco Rubio is failing his Western Civ course

His thoughts on Western civilization in Munich sound more like those of European feudal lords and Confederate apologists.

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Comment: Supreme Court finds its voice to hold Trump in check

The Roberts Court’s tariff decision flatly tells Trump he can’t always do what he believes he can.

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Editorial cartoons for Monday, Feb. 23

A sketchy look at the news of the day.

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Letter: ‘Loony Left’ relies on Nazi-like tactics

The word “Nazi” has been bandied about by the Looney Left for for 10 years or more to…

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Letter: State pays more federal taxes than it receives in benefits

Washington state’s persistent budget shortfalls are worsened by a rarely discussed reality: We are a leading donor state…

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Comment: Here’s how to prevent abuses at DOJ once Trump is gone

Congress must put reforms in place to prevent the political retribution and favoritism running rampant.

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Comment: ICE”s exit alone won’t heal trauma inflicted on Minneapolis

Over time, neighbors reaching out can salve the fear and intimidation that plagued the Minnesota city.

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The Buzz: E.T., phone home and check your messages from Trump

President Trump says he’ll release files on aliens while Colbert weighs a campaign management career.

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Everett City Council posts should be full-time jobs

Everett has grown into a regional city with regional responsibilities. Our City Council oversees complex land-use decisions, a…

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Letter: Trump using office for personal profit

Where does the buck stop?

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Editorial cartoons for Sunday, Feb. 22

A sketchy look at the news of the day.

FILE — A neighborhood in Poca across the Kanawha River from the John Amos Power Plant, a three-unit, coal-fired power plant in Winfield, W.Va., Sept. 19, 2025. In a reversal, the Environmental Protection Agency plans to calculate only the cost to industry when setting pollution limits, and not the monetary value of saving human lives, documents show. (Alyssa Schukar/The New York Times)

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Comment: What happens now with end of a 2009 EPA climate finding

The Trump administration will move to kill climate regulations. But expect fact-based court challenges.

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Comment: Cap on child care would harm families and employers

Leaving thousands out of a state child care program will be more costly to the state in the…

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Editorial cartoons for Saturday, Feb. 21

A sketchy look at the news of the day.