If CNN or Fox News is playing on a TV in public, just who is susceptible to its influence?
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Columnist
John Kerry’s new memoir is a reminder of the benefits of sanity, self-knowledge and honesty.
I have been following the recent articles in The Herald regarding the appearance of wheeled all-terrain vehicles on state roads and city streets (“County looks… Continue reading
Columnist
After this bid to delay Kavanaugh’s conformation, Democrats only hope for decency is to vote for him.
Columnist
Bailouts were unpopular, but necessary. What happens the next time something unpopular must be done?
I read with outrage and incredulity Jeff Sax’s claim he was “moral compelled” to make records public regarding allegations against rival John Lovick made over… Continue reading
The writer, in concealing his or her identity to escape consequences, invites doubt over motive.
When school was about to start, what was it we heard? “Hey, let’s start talking about contracts.” You folks had all summer You folks, simply… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Columnist
Losing control of executive and legislative branches, the GOP locks in its policies in the judicial.
In solidarity with the residents of the Carolinas, we’re wearing our high-water pants.
In my 14 years as mayor of Everett, I worked alongside the incredible public servants of Medic One. They are the true heroes, rushing to… Continue reading
Commentary
A panel working to apply the public records law to state lawmakers should put the public first.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
The Land and Water Conservation Fund will go dark if not reauthorized by Congress before Sept. 30.
Columnist
A year after Maria kills 2,975 in Puerto Rico, Congress sets a hearing, canceled because of Flo.
In response to the Aug. 31 letter to the editor, “More logging in forest would curb wildfires,” I must say this is totally erroneous. Past… Continue reading
Columnist
Trump supporters point to his deregulation efforts as victories, but who’s benefiting and who’s not?
Enough with the annual teacher strike “hostage taking.” Don’t like your pay? Find another profession. You are not “for the children.” We can find your… Continue reading
