Opinion

The Buzz: We were hoping they were talking about Bugs Bunny

A cease-fire in Gaza. The government shutdown. OK, big deals, but what about the Super Bowl halftime show?

City of Snohomish: Keep incumbents for mayor, council

After attending the City of Snohomish candidate forum, I remain concerned about replacing experienced incumbents with inexperienced candidates who, with the exception of Bill Webster… Continue reading

Comment: Don’t count on U.S. shoppers to ignore tariffs’ costs

Consumers have gotten good at hunting for deals, finding substitutes or simply putting off purchases.

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Editorial cartoons for Friday, Oct. 10

A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading

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Everett school board: Jackson Laurence serves students

Last May, Anna Marie Jackson Laurence was appointed to school board Position 3, to finish the term of a vacated seat. Laurence is now running… Continue reading

Everett School Board: Student treated unfairly

I received a mailer recently from Robin Lee regarding the Everett School Board and Jackson High School’s robotics team. I was shocked by what I… Continue reading

Schwab: Take the fork in the road or stick a fork in democracy

When troops kick down doors and zip-tie kids, when food aid is destroyed, there’s a choice to be made.

Comment: ‘Landmark’ free speech ruling isn’t as strong as hoped

The judge found for the free speech rights of foreign students, but the ruling itself may not stand.

Comment: Democrats showed up to shutdown with policy demands

Their warning about increasing health care premiums may be resonating, even among Republican voters.

Comment: White House threats against judges have crossed line

It’s one thing to criticize a ruling; another to falsely tie judges to left-wing agendas and terrorists.

Compassion still exists following tragedy

I was moved and encouraged by the Oct. 3 article in the Everett Daily Herald, “Why one man raised $200K for the man who attacked… Continue reading

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Editorial cartoons for Thursday, Oct. 9

A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading

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Editorial: Frizzell best choice for diverse, growing Lynnwood

City council member Hurst has legitimate financial concerns, but Frizzell remains a skilled leader.

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Rough ride for buses: Better ‘manhole’ covers needed

I am a senior citizen who frequently rides public transit. I am appalled at the state of the right-hand lane of Highway 99, which is… Continue reading

Burke: The lie that shut down government could cost you more

J.D. Vance and others in the GOP lie about what Democrats seek in a budget deal. We’ve seen it before.

Court of Appeals: Moore an experienced, knowledgeable judge

Our former partner, Superior Court Judge Karen Moore, is running for election to the Court of Appeals, Division I, this November. Karen has extensive experience… Continue reading

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Editorial cartoons for Wednesday, Oct. 8

A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading

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Edmonds sewage plant isn’t working as was promised

The Herald should revisit its article from this spring on Edmonds’ Waste Water Treatment Plant (“Edmonds launches technology to destory PFAS,” The Herald, April 18).… Continue reading

Hegseth fitness speech: What of commander in chief?

Is it only me or are there more viewers and readers who wonder if Defense (War) Secretary Pete Hegseth’s requirement to all military members, including… Continue reading

Kristof: Portland to meet Trump’s guard call-up with nude cyclists

A very Portland response may be the the best way to answer Trump’s version of a Praetorian Guard.