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Organizers of Wednesday’s May Day marches in Seattle were hoping — really hoping — that the usual black-clad, rock-throwing morons wouldn’t steal the show from them this year as they did last year.
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Most of the argument over gay Boy Scouts and Scout leaders tends to overlook the structure of the Boy Scouts of America.
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Seattle’s slam dunk turned into an airball Monday.
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There’s a reason lawmaking is often compared with making sausage: It isn’t always a pretty sight when legislators wrangle, compromise, horse trade and even yell at each other.
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That ridiculously low price tag for a new shirt is great, right? Everyone enjoys getting a good deal.
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There wasn’t an obvious “best” among the options for extending Link light rail further into Tacoma. But the City Council has tentatively chosen a very good one: the “E-1 North Downtown Central Corridor.”
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What does “red line” mean? What does “game changer” mean?
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‘Fund education first” has been a Republican slogan for years in this state. The idea is appealing, but – if it’s combined with hostility toward any tax – the reality is harsh.
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Ten years ago Friday, the South Sound was stunned by news that Tacoma’s police chief had fatally shot his estranged wife and then himself – with their two young children nearby.
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Sunday’s slaughter in Federal Way is not only closer to home than the shooting of Newtown, it’s closer to what gun violence in the United States typically looks like.
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In 1993, Alan Northrop was found guilty in Clark County of rape, burglary and kidnapping and spent 17 years in prison for the crimes. There was a problem with that conviction, though: Northrop was innocent.
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Unfortunately, it is very easy to make the case for cracking down harder on drunken and drugged driving, as Gov. Jay Inslee has just proposed.
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A vast majority of Americans tell pollsters that they want more background checks on private-party gun sales. On Wednesday, 45 U.S. senators essentially told them to take a hike.
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Out of the blue comes a distant political squabble that somehow threatens the most important transportation effort in the state – the Puget Sound Gateway Project.
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We’ve heard a lot recently about bad coaches, ones who curse, bully and even physically abuse their athletes, ones who give star players a free pass when they get into trouble with the law.
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