Columnist
Trump picked up swing states by going to the center on economic policy; to win, you must do the same.
Columnist
But, so far, the diplomatic efforts have been as unproductive as those of previous presidents.
Columnist
Harris can’t decide on the fate of private insurance, and Biden lacks the courage of past convictions.
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Commentary
With the Supreme Court saying it’s powerless, voters will have to remedy partisan-drawn districts.
Can we check suspicious claims we see on Facebook and emails before we let our outrage run rampant?
Columnist
Harris’ attacks on Biden are working for now, but she and others risk appearing opportunistic.
Columnist
The day belongs to Americans, not the nation’s leaders. And it honors — above all — a declaration.
Columnist
Millions are confronting violence throughout the world; our silence encourages its perpetrators.
I read with interest the story of the “poor” women who absconded with $7.6 million of software from Microsoft and now is expected to pay… Continue reading
I have been following the cold murder case of Jody Loomis, the 20-year-old girl who was raped, shot in the head and left to die… Continue reading
Rick Walker’s June 23 letter to the editor (“We’re hastening our own extinction through climate change”) certainly hits the nail on the head. It would… Continue reading
In regard to recent letter to the editor about The Herald’s lack of coverage for the Seattle Seawolves rugby team, I had asked at the… Continue reading
Among the buildings with the highest risks to safety were those in Marysville and Darrington schools.
Let’s dispel a few myths about Independence Day. First, The out-of-control custom of detonating explosives on July 4 is not about celebrating the anniversary of… Continue reading
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Columnist
We’ve had our differences, but at your best, you were really something. Is this who you are now?
Columnist
The Fourth of Trump cost taxpayers. Capitulation to North Korea means it could get away with murder.
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An appellate court found Everett’s ordinances were neither vague nor a violation of free speech rights.
