“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.
Some Things JD Vance Gets Right About the Economy
Vance is clearly not a traditional “business-first” Republican. He sounds more like one of the “Bernie Bros” of 2016 or 2020. He has said he finds common cause with them.
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What is it about Springfield? Now the Restaurants are Serving Stolen Pets?
JD Vance warned that that stolen pet restaurants could drive other fast food chains out of business. “My private equity friends in Silicon Valley are raising billions of dollars to invest in this industry.”
Running on Empty: Sheriff Dave’s Debate and Fundraising Struggles
Eight years removed from his last campaign for Congress, Reichert looked slow and rusty on the debate stage.
The Other Debate Last Night: Ferguson V Reichert
Last night’s face-off between Attorney General Bob Ferguson and former Congressman Dave Reichert was decidedly low-key in contrast to the fiery presidential debate completed only moments before.
The two candidates met in the first of two televised debates before a panel of three journalists, plus...
Is the Media Asleep Over Trump’s Admission that He Lost in 2020?
For certain, the truth needs to be explored extensively in Tuesday’s presidential
debate. And it should have an impact on this year’s election.
Why Clint Eastwood Bought a Historic Carmel Ranch
After buying a home in the neighborhood during his "Rawhide" TV days, Eastwood's affection for Carmel took root. It was while he served the town as mayor that the historic Mission Ranch came on the market. It was only a step or two from there to investing in what Eastwood saw as Carmel's living history.
Lynnwood Station: The Art of Sound Transit
Both the very best and the most run-of-the-mill public art can be viewed at the four stations just opened along Link Light Rail Line 1, starting at Northgate and ending at Lynnwood.
A Once-Vital Remote Island Asset is in the Geo-Political Crosshairs Again
“Welcome to N.A.F. Adak, Alaska/Birthplace of the Winds,” reads the sign greeting passengers on the twice-weekly Alaska Airways flights from Anchorage. The first time I arrived, in 2003, it read simply “the Winds”; the winds had blown away the rest of it. Like so much on the island, it’s been patched back together.
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