Whale’s Tales
From March 2020 until recently, it seemed to me that COVID-19 always hit someone far off, the man who’d been incautious, the woman who screamed… Continue reading
Greg Asimakoupoulos
While flying back east over the holidays to speak at a church, I made note of the different stages passengers experience in a typical takeoff.… Continue reading
Inside Politics
It is Christmas throughout the region, and Jim Ferrell, Nancy Backus, Dana Ralph and Armondo Pavone have more in common than just being the mayors… Continue reading
Jayendrina Singha Ray
Being Asian in America is a complex experience primarily because the term “Asian” singularizes and organizes a cacophonic plurality of cultures and lived experiences into… Continue reading
Inside Politics
If you’re not planning to run for office in 2022, you can enjoy the holidays with your family. If you are planning to run, the… Continue reading
Frank Shiers cartoon… Continue reading
To “Build Back America,” people must return to work. In a U.S. Chamber of Commerce poll released in early December, the findings spell trouble for… Continue reading
Mayors of South King County cities met privately recently as the first step in addressing the surge of violence affecting the south Puget Sound. Learn… Continue reading
Inside Politics
It is easy to oppose something you don’t like – particularly if it is expensive – but also hard to think objectively if a project… Continue reading
Inside Politics
The upcoming session of the Washington state Legislature will be the short session, but it will also be very political because each side will bring… Continue reading
Does the United States take Canada and Mexico for granted? The United States is in a unique geopolitical position, a position never before enjoyed by… Continue reading
Greg Asimakoupoulos
So how do you feel about turkeys? When I was 12 years old, turkey was not my favorite food. Since it was typically only served… Continue reading
Inside Politics
This column was due before the election was certified. However, not much changed from what we knew on election night, as the ballots had slowed… Continue reading
Lowering our flags to half-staff seems to be an all too familiar sight these days. It is a solemn act that recognizes our fallen heroes,… Continue reading
Inside Politics
In Seattle and most suburban cities, the overwhelming message was that the public was scared and wanted to feel safe. That was most obvious in… Continue reading
Inside Politics
Secretary of State Kim Wyman recently announced she will leave her state job to go to work for President Joe Biden’s administration as senior elections… Continue reading
Jayendrina Singha Ray
The wind is strong. It carries the colored leaves of fall to our doorsteps — leaves that bear the first creases of winter on the… Continue reading
Inside Politics
All of the reporters I know are ethical and trustworthy. But I have learned frequently there is more to a story than what you read… Continue reading
For years, Washington state masked its high business and regulatory costs with low priced, reliable electricity — lots of it. However, Tennessee packages low cost,… Continue reading
Column: As a result of stay-at-home measures from the pandemic, domestic violence rates have worsened in King County.
