Columnist
Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination shows how the president could fill other crucial posts.
Commentary
A researchers’ game tested how language and cultural classes helped foster acceptance of immigrants.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
A proposed ordinance in Edmonds and I-1639 would require gun owners to lock their guns at home.
Here is a question for candidates for Supreme Court. I think their answer should be a primary consideration on whether they should be confirmed. When… Continue reading
Regarding the letter to the editor in Thursday’s Herald, “Need for I-1631’s carbon tax not proved”: Initiative 1631 will accelerate the transition to a… Continue reading
Columnist
Reconciling with Russia is a worthy goal, but Trump may absolve Putin of a long list of bad acts.
Columnist
Trump’s approach to foreign policy seems to be: Love thy enemies as thyself — and screw your pals.
Columnist
It’s becoming clear that some children taken from parents may never be reunited with their families.
I support Everett City Council candidate Tyler Rourke. If I searched high and low in this city for someone who most closely matches my ideologies,… Continue reading
Commentary
President Trump has the chance to do what Ronald Reagan did to restore public trust in the EPA.
These past weeks, I have been repeatedly reminded of why my wife, Marla, and I chose to make the Stanwood-Camano community our home. During our… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Columnist
Is there no point at which protecting democracy’s institutions supersedes Trumpists’ issues?
President Trump went to Europe, and all we got was this balloon.
Tusen takk (thank you) for the wonderful article on the new Nordic Museum in Ballard (“New museum links Scandinavians in Washington with their history,” The… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
The president’s commutation ignores facts in the arson case and may embolden foes of public lands.
So a recent letter writer points out, probably correctly, that “reported news and fact have largely parted company.” I might say “sometimes” or “frequently” but… Continue reading
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The GOP shouldn’t be shocked that white supremecists and other extremists are running on their brand.
