Columnist
Those who are economically disadvantaged and open to Trump’s promises deserve the attention FDR gave their peers.
Columnist
Lax practices at a Boar’s Head plant show why regulation and inspection are necessary for the food industry.
Commentary
For all the chaos and loss of life, the aftermath hasn’t meant a loss of intelligence or standing.
Forced to concentrate on Trump’s private actions, the case has been made clearer and easier to argue.
Commentary
Removing income tax on tips could expand tipping to other jobs and require others to pay more in taxes.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
A federal program to cull barred owls to save native spotted owls is raising questions about wildlife policy.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
I was disappointed in Ta’Leah Van Sistine’s report regarding EVs in the backcountry (“Can EVs go the distance in the backcountry? Some not so sure,”… Continue reading
A very well-written disclosure about tire wear and correlated salmon deaths (“New limit set for tire chemical that kills coho salmon,” The Herald, Aug. 19).… Continue reading
Commentary
States now use many types of primaries. A bill would open primaries to all voters, regardless of party.
Cancer Action Plan of Washington is a team effort to help state residents prevent, treat and survive cancer.
Life sciences are a leading employer in the state and are must continue work on life-saving therapies.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
The arrival of service to Mountlake Terrace and Lynnwood brings changes for travel, housing and more.
My recent experience on a jury offered a lesson in the value of listening for a person’s character.
A century ago, newspapers lived by a code of ethics. The drive for profit has compromised that standard.
