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Editorial cartoons for Tuesday, Sept. 17

A sketchy look at the news of the day.

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Editorial cartoons for Wednesday, Sept. 10

A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading

An image taken from a website attack advertisement targeting Everett school board member Anna Marie Jackson Laurence. (laurenceletusdown.com)
Editorial: Attack ads an undeserved slander of school official

Ads against an Everett school board candidate are a false and unfair attack on a public servant.

Burke: The familiar adjectives of Lawrence of Arabia

The title character’s admonition to Sherif Ali — silly, greedy, barbarous and cruel — seems apt right now.

Harrop: Even the tourists are tired of crowds of tourists

And some seem more interested in making social media posts than actually enjoying the sights and culture.

Comment: What the White House doesn’t understand about ‘war’

‘Lethality’ is only part of what winning a war takes; it also demands strategy and a respect for consequences.

Comment: Crackdown on cities risks making them less safe

Federal agents and National Guard troops aren’t communicating or coordinating with local law enforcement.

Comment: The NIMBYs are coming after AI data centers

Data center projects worth $64 billion were blocked or delayed in 24 states due to local opposition.

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Editorial cartoons for Tuesday, Sept. 9

A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading

Comment: Breathtaking $1.1T in U.S. wages lost to wildfire smoke

A new study says wildfire smoke has cost $1.1 trillion in lost work and productivity in the last five years.

Everett mayor’s race: Franklin has delivered for city

As a resident of downtown Everett, I am writing to express my… Continue reading

Which path for America: Bedford Falls or Pottersville?

Ken Burns, in a conversation with commentator Nicole Wallace, drew a powerful… Continue reading

Comment: Trump’s Big Lie now isn’t about 2020; it’s all about 2026

Using the falsehood of a rigged election in 2020, Trump is preparing a disenfranchisement push for 2026.

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