Columnist
Iran knows Trump doesn’t want to go to war, and is forcing him to choose between two ugly options.
Columnist
Not on Cokie Roberts. Not on ‘easy’ trade wars. Not on Mexico paying for the wall. Don’t listen to your ears.
I feel compelled to counter reader Lynn McCoy’s recent complaint in her letter to the editor about roundabouts (“At least let people vote on roundabouts,”… Continue reading
The letter to the editor by Chuck Wright (“County should end gun shows at Monroe fairgrounds,” The Herald, Sept. 10) contains misinformation and perpetuates myths… Continue reading
Having lived on a street with roundabouts here in Everett, I used to have the same viewpoint as Lynn McCoy of Marysville, who expressed her… Continue reading
A sketchy look at they day in politics.… Continue reading
An unpaid bill for signatures could cloud voter support for a change to the state’s affirmative action law.
Columnist
Whether because of alcohol, trauma, time or all three, memories often are reconstructed and unreliable.
Columnist
The former Trump campaign aide wasn’t there to answer questions but to play to the president’s supporters.
Regarding the recent editorial (“Plan for grizzly bears’ return reemerges from den,” The Herald, Aug. 25), the article talks about the “benefits” of reintroduction and… Continue reading
Commentary
The facility in the city of Snohomish has plans to grow and seeks the community’s support.
In response to Mike Shouse’s letter to the editor (“We need good people to run for state, national office,” The Herald, Aug. 28): There are… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Columnist
The protesters have broad popular support but no leaders who could forge a pragmatic victory.
Nero “fiddled” while Rome burned. While hundreds faced death and destruction from Hurricane Dorian, Trump “golfed.” Enough said. Gloria (Martell) McClinchy Everett… Continue reading
Thank you for carrying Megan McArdle’s column on the Herald Opinion page (“Why conservatives are split on how to fight the left,” The Herald, Sept.… Continue reading
Columnist
Was Triple Crown winner American Pharoh leading the vice-president to stand up to the president?
Editing deleted important information, but the Kavanaugh story was already short on corroboration.
Regarding the article on Providence’s countywide study on prejudice (“Providence countywide study says prejudice still on the rise,” The Herald Sept. 15): I have found… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
