Would depriving the perpetrators of massacres notoriety deny them their real reason for killing.
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A host of former corporate heads leading top agencies doesn’t lead to sound — or safe — regulation.
Columnist
Critical of Trump for defying public opinion on the wall, it praises Newsom’s death-penalty reversal.
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County strongly supports the 100 percent clean, renewable electricity bill (SB 5116) that has passed the state Senate… Continue reading
A big yes vote for year-round daylight saving time. Chris Mann Marysville… Continue reading
Commenary
Many are closing because the Medicaid reimbursements are less than the costs of residents’ care.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
The state shouldn’t shy away from a discussion of the costs and benefits of breaching four dams.
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When it starts to cut its budget, Congress may favor 20th century’s programs over the 21st’s.
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What the admissions scandal has scratched away is the elite universities’ thin veneer of meritocracy.
A retired economics/politics professor, Robert Scott Gassler, recently wrote a letter to the editor regarding the Green New Deal. Here comes an economics question. Would… Continue reading
Columnist
O’Rourke offers little substance except to say that he wants to make the country a better place.
Columnist
Now that its excesses are being revealed no one knows just how to rein in our tech overlords.
I, too, applaud The Herald’s recent editorial (“Making quality child care affordable, accessible,” The Herald, March 1) and Mr. Dickerson’s letter in response. Do you… Continue reading
If more are to accept the safety and effectiveness of vaccines, we have to be candid about science.
The U.S. has a national emergency, but it’s not the wall; it’s trying to stay ahead of Russia and China in science when we have… Continue reading
Commentary
One is to call out against hatred; the other is to embrace the acceptance that is its best cure.
