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School districts needn’t wait for legislation to start work on policies to limit phones in class.
Columnist
The costly message about the futility of endless war hasn’t gotten through to Israel or Hamas.
Columnist
Despite wars and calamities, the numbers show declines in infant mortality, poverty and conflict.
Commentary
While the jobless rate remains low, so is the hiring rate, letting employers call the shots on benefits.
Commentary
If your write or participate in a virtual meeting, AI is making a record of what you say and learning from it.
Columnist
Yes, we’re a nation of immigrants, but we’re also a nation of laws. Legal immigrants need that protection.
Commentary
Expect GOP lawmakers to move quickly on cuts to Medicaid, SNAP and other anti-poverty assistance.
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Absent for four years, The Herald humor column returns for a roundup of news that sends us into fits.
The Conversation
A retired federal judge weighs in on pardons by Trump and Biden and the court of public opinion.
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I write this letter with the purpose of expressing my support for the Everett AquaSox. With there being some controversy about the building of their… Continue reading
So I read the story about the Hope ‘N Wellness service center being in violation of a city code (“Everett homeless service faces uncertain future,”… Continue reading
Thanks to The Herald for its recent articles about last-minute amendments to proposed updates to Critical Habitat protection (“Snohomish County delays decision on changes to… Continue reading
Maybe we’re a little confused and hellbent on having it our way but too many of us only listen to or read what we want… Continue reading
Mandatory sentences don’t restore justice and often deny victims their voice and support they deserve.
