POPKIN SPEAKS OUT I was surprised by your article that said I was in “hot water again,” referring to my…
“Even the Weather Channel has . . . spicy docudramas that exploit our apparent need to be entertained by extreme weather events.”
Four years ago, research seemed to indicate that day care was turning out a generation of bullies. Now, new data suggest those fears were way overblown, and the national day-care debate is about to be rekindled.
It is an exercise almost everybody who lives in the Pacific Northwest has engaged in, however fleetingly. Find a spot—a…
Karen Labdon got more than the usual chiropractic treatment: She got an ‘Alphabiotic sacrament’ and a stroke.
J.D. Alexander, editor and publisher of the P-I, is an old-school, up-from-the-newsroom newsie who runs his fiefdom with a tight hand. As such, he is one of the shapers of Seattle’s agenda, yet few outside the paper know his views or what makes him tick. Here’s his story.
GOOD MORNING, ESTEEMED PET LADY, While enjoying my morning Bloody Mary, I happened across the sad story of Stop Hop…
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Boeing’s Blown It When I read the Boeing story ‘Embarrassing Don’ [Dec. 1], by Rick Anderson, I was saddened that…
The mayor’s promise to the homeless goes largely unfulfilled.
Only the thickheaded or willfully obtuse could say with a straight face they believed Extend the Monorail meant precisely and literally that. . . .
The Homeland On Sunday, April 10, 60 Minutes on CBS broadcast a report called “Handouts for the Homeland,” which chronicled…
MY DEAREST PET LADY, Let me start by saying that I enjoy your column immensely. You are absolutely dripping with…
My husband and I were out to dinner, and this couple seated at the next table were clearly on a…
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Amazon.com targets sexual orientation in a trademark suit with a Minneapolis store.
You could hear the sigh of relief at City Hall when that bad boy from West Seattle, Mike Heavey, stepped…
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On the lam, cranky journalist Paul Trummel scores a First Amendment victory.
