“Incurring the Wrath of a Holy God”: Alabama Court Redefines “Children”
The court’s ruling, which rattled reproductive medicine practitioners across the country and shut down in vitro fertilization (IVF) operations in Alabama, is not only unscientific but absurd.
Dashed Hopes: Lessons from the Last Time a President Withdrew from Re-election
The dashed hopes of those times offer a distant mirror on America's current predicament. The "light at the end of the tunnel" turned out to be an oncoming train. A presidential candidate found his winning lane was to deepen divisions, not become a healing agent. The goal of politics became exclusively to hold power.
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Notes on Backpacking with the Goats
You're huffing an puffing and pushing your muscles for the joy of spectacular scenery and the absolute stillness of sunset on a glacial lake.
What Happens Now: Republicans Try to Invalidate Harris
Mike Johnson tried another tactic on the day of Biden’s announcement. He said Biden must resign immediately. He conflated not running for president with not being fit to serve as president and then continued the narrative that the Democrats should not be allowed to choose someone other than Biden.Â
Democrats and the Necessity of Meeting the Moment
If we had imagined that one of the political parties would be in crisis, we would have had our sights fixed on the G.O.P.
A Seattle Expat Finds Italian Paradise
In previous decades, Seattleites have beaten many paths to Italy and almost always count themselves better for it and encourage others to do the same. Hinshaw and Savino are clearly among them.
State Elections: Endorsements and “A Country-Ass-Kicking” Margin in Latest Governor’s Race Poll
Reid Saaris is still winning the money game for Superintendent, raising upwards of $140,000 more than the two-time incumbent, according to the PDC.Â
Seattle Arts in a New Key: Amid Hard Times, Some Bold Reinventions
Mergers, demises, and new formats will likely be the new scenario for struggling arts groups in Seattle.
Living in Rural Italy Without a Car
Despite its reputation for crazy drivers, Italy takes its traffic code seriously. So, we now know the answer to a common FAQ: Can you live in the Italian countryside without a car?
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