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A retired federal judge weighs in on pardons by Trump and Biden and the court of public opinion.
Mandatory sentences don’t restore justice and often deny victims their voice and support they deserve.
President Biden left the new administration with a strong hand. It should build on that success.
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Not long ago, AI was an existential threat in the tech mogul’s mind. Does political convenience now reign?
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Even if meant only to discourage immigration, the effect will be brutalize all Americans.
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Reflections on Martin Luther King Jr., Michelle Obama and Trump’s exhausting return.
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Issuing more than 200 executive orders on Day One, Trump may find the going harder from now on.
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Ukraine won’t capitulate. It will negotiate if it’s given a stronger hand to play against Russia.
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And President Trump, a winner regardless who wins, is here for every moment of it.
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What mixed messages from RFK Jr. and others could affect parents’ attitudes about vaccination.
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The term inspired MLK Jr.’s social justice work and persists for others to continue that work.
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A vital city needs the services and support of the return of the Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce.
A review of the facts and dates makes clear that ramping up fossil fuel use takes us in the wrong direction.
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Partnerships with unions can build training that provides well=paid jobs without college debt.
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A recent surgeon general warning about cancer calls for better guidelines on how to gauge our consumption.
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The school shooting led officials to a similar plot in California, which was foiled by its red-flag law.
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For all his railing about DEI, the Defense nominee seeks his inclusion despite his past faults.
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Even though a 5-4 majority allowed his sentencing to go forward, it could yet rule on appeal.
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‘All the world’s a stage,’ with our possessions and homes subject to the same theatrical impermanence.
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Few Republicans, after drawing the line at Gaetz, seem willing to confront any of Trump’s nominees.
