To fight Covid-19’s spread, people and businesses need financial aid to help ride out the crisis.
Limiting the spread of disease doesn’t mean we stop lending a hand — even if not a literal one — to others.
Columnist
It’s one thing to take credit for a LNG plant. It’s another to mislead the nation about a pandemic.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
The advancement and deployment of a new nuclear weapon to our submarine fleet is beyond ignorance. And the fact that we are deploying “low yield”… Continue reading
Here is a short summary of many, but not all, of the costs of some of the recent wars: According to “The American Conservative” the… Continue reading
The decision to close down schools and empty out businesses could prove costly to many Americans.
I find it interesting that The Herald presented nearly identical articles against high-capacity magazines on Feb. 28 and March 1. The Feb. 28 editorial states… Continue reading
Oh, he of 1,001 lies, who kept up the steady drumbeat of the birtherism hoax throughout the span of the Obama administration, suddenly wants to… Continue reading
‘Social distancing’ doesn’t require us to ignore our community; we need each other more than ever.
What’s needed now are broad-based social-distancing measures that limit exposure to the virus.
Commentary
Everett’s Sen. Henry M. Jackson fought for defense and the environment. His words apply more than ever.
Commentary
Federal and state agencies have long misidentified the bad actors and misdirected their response.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Well, here we go again, using tragedies to promote more useless and ineffective gun control laws (“Commentary: A second chance to do right by shooting… Continue reading
The Everett Herald’s opinion page recently published a letter to the editor claiming that 38th District Legislative representatives had done nothing regarding DUI issues this… Continue reading
In recent days, some readers have expressed their displeasure with the need to state party preference on their presidential primary ballot. Although these readers are… Continue reading
Voters should be voting for the candidate they would like to see in office. But that’s not what happened. Instead, we were forced to play… Continue reading
As the song says, there are choices to make based on ‘what condition our condition is in.’
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
