A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
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The exposure of sexual misconduct lifted women’s enthusiasm. But antipathy for Trump propels it.
In the 1960s tobacco product manufacturers were still denying their products caused cancer. The link between smoking and cancer was known in the early 1950s.… Continue reading
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Skeptism persists that North Korea will give up its nukes, but signs of a thaw continue.
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Nothing Ted Devine in Ukraine was illegal, but he showed no reluctance in taking Yanukovych’s money.
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The Clinton campaign’s connection to the Steele dossier is as troubling as the Russia meeting.
Regarding the recent story, “54 years later, DNA test gave answer to ‘Who’s your daddy?’” The Herald, July 31): The Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society can… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Lawmakers need to hear public support for a program that provides funds for parks, trails and more.
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The Virginia man’s interest in ‘Bigfoot erotica,’ suggests a winning symbol for Trump Republicans.
Trump lawyer Guiliani speaks the truth when he says ‘Nobody can be sure of anything.’ Including him.
Ever since I met Rep. John Lovick, he has been serving the public, 13 years in the Coast Guard, sergeant in the Washington State Patrol… Continue reading
Several years ago I used to watch a sci-fi TV show about a race of ugly lizard men from another planet who came to earth… Continue reading
Thank you for your interesting front-page article describing how the government of South Korea is recognizing the sacrifices of Korean War veterans by bestowing on… Continue reading
President Trump could have referred to his Warsaw speech when talking about Montenegro on Fox News.
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
The Herald Editorial Board makes the following recommendations for the Aug. 7 primary election.
In response to Rod Eggerling’s letter to the editor of July 24, I would like to clarify several points. Mr. Eggerling endorsed my campaign for… Continue reading
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Vets of both parties appear willing to work across the aisle and serve the country they fought for.
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Rather than wait to be annointed as a voice for accountability she hired lawyers to make her case.
