Scripture repeatedly instructs us to love our neighbor and show the stranger hospitality.
One bill would harmonize standards for agency leadership; another would clarify review of corrections facilities.
SI, with Time and NatGeo, were a holy trinity for me and my dad. Now, it’s a world of AI clickbait.
Verbal intimidation is one thing on the basketball court; it shouldn’t have a place in our politics.
Our lives depend on calibration, aligning our clocks to other timepieces. But how do we know the time?
Our system wastes money on a fight between insurers and providers. We need a national health service.
Changing rules that would lift protections for wetlands would harm streams, rivers and Puget Sound.
Following a jazz guitarist to Arkansas may not have made me southern, but I kept a wisp of the accent.
Anything that AI produces, such as music, is hollow in its perfection. Flaws breathe life into our work.
Sports Dad
More young baseball players are facing shoulder surgery as the sport pushes for high speeds and strikeouts.
Todd Welch is a Navy veteran and former member of the Lake Stevens City Council and will focus on local issues.
When hopes for a personal goal fall short, we can choose guilt or accept the grace of learning from it.
The effort offers a chance to reflect on your time, your word, your attention and your connections.
You can keep your air fryers; for kitchen aficionados, the ultimate customizable appliance is the mixer.
A recentering of needs must place more focus on the web of species that depend upon forest environments.
Its work, funded by a few thousand dollars, encourages conversations about an inclusive Mukilteo.
Opioid prescriptions can easily lead to addiction. Congress can encourage non-addictive options.
