Post Alley | Seattle

The Sacrifices of a Long Deployment on the USS Lincoln

Military Carol J Williams - August 17, 2026 0

Most of the Lincoln's 2003 cohort were circumspect in their complaints about the boomeranged deployment. But disappointment was obvious and understandable.

Energy

Heating Up: Could Datacenter Heat be an Asset?

Aaron Wang - August 17, 2026 1

Elsewhere

Growth at any Cost? Seattle’s Sense of Place is at Risk

Iskra Johnson - August 14, 2026 66

Politics

Terms of Agreement: How the Democrats can Come Together

Dick Lilly - August 13, 2026 6

Sports

Mariners sure throw a Swell Party. Can they hit a Baseball?

Art Thiel - August 12, 2026 4

Journalism

Reporting or Propaganda? Why Listening to China Matters

Bruce Ramsey - August 11, 2026 4

Politics

Under Fire: A Petition to Recall Mayor Katie Wilson

Jean Godden - August 15, 2026 4

There are questions and concerns over Mayor Katie Wilson’s actions, compounded by a troubling lack of information from the mayor’s office.

Terms of Agreement: How the Democrats can Come Together

Dick Lilly - August 13, 2026 6

Trump Outrage Watch: An Attorney General, A Pointless War, A Co-opted Post Office

Mort Kondracke - August 10, 2026 2

How the Republican Party found its way to Trump

Fred Jarrett - August 9, 2026 4

Washington State Primary Results Suggest Republican Wipeout

Chris Vance - August 7, 2026 19

More Politics

An Epic Odyssey: Who Gets to tell What Story When

Sally J. McMillan - July 25, 2026

Review: The Seattle Symphony Takes on Mahler Seven

Theodore Deacon - June 23, 2026

Is Trump’s Wreckage of the Kennedy Center an Opportunity for Something Better?

Douglas McLennan - June 4, 2026

LACMA’s New Museum: What’s the point of Art in a Museum?

Douglas McLennan -

The Once and Future Kennedy Center: An Architectural Story

Paul Kidder -

When “Better Than” meets “Good Enough”

Douglas McLennan -

More Arts

PULSE

Review: The Seattle Symphony Takes on Mahler Seven

Theodore Deacon - June 23, 2026 2

Post Up: Finally the Games 6.11

Post Alley - June 13, 2026 0

Seattle’s Father Ryan Reports on his Meeting with Pope Leo XIV

Joel Connelly - March 20, 2026 5

Washington’s Women Trailblazers

Jean Godden - March 10, 2026 0

Seattle Mayor Wilson Makes Her First Serious Misstep in City Light

Jean Godden - March 6, 2026 25

Growth at any Cost? Seattle’s Sense of Place is at Risk

Iskra Johnson - 66

Politics

Under Fire: A Petition to Recall Mayor Katie Wilson

Jean Godden - 4

Elsewhere

Mariners sure throw a Swell Party. Can they hit a Baseball?

Art Thiel - 4

Politics

Terms of Agreement: How the Democrats can Come Together

Dick Lilly - 6

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Technology

Datacenters over America: The Power Dance with AI (Part II)

Tom Corddry - July 23, 2026 2

Some in the industry have suggested that datacenters could be using 50 percent of today’s total electrical energy generation capacity by 2040.

Datacenters over America: Enormous Bets on Needs Unmet (Part I)

Trump let Nvidia Sell Advanced Chips to China. Here’s How Chinese Citizens are Reacting

Clock’s Ticking: Six Reasons Why TikTok Shouldn’t be Banned

The Big Sort: How Will AI Affect Submissions to Magazines?

Health

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By the Numbers: More Babies Than Ever are Homeless

Barry Mitzman - February 7, 2026 2

Based on data gathered by the University of Michigan, SchoolHouse Connection estimates that homelessness among infants and toddlers in the U.S. increased by 23 percent between 2021 and 2023.

How Governments have Caused Homelessness

Michael Caplow - 3

A New Book: Autism and a Fulfilling Life

Joe Martin - 2

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Is Creating Havoc in Public Health

Joel Connelly - 2

A Happy Pooper is a Healthy Pooper

Barry Mitzman - 1

More Health

Salish Sea Tribes say they want to take Control of National Wildlife Refuges

Al Bergstein - June 25, 2026

Oil Crisis? How about we Reduce Demand? Here’s How

James S. Russell - May 5, 2026

David Suzuki: Still Fighting for the Planet at 90

Joel Connelly - March 27, 2026

A Cryin’ Bloody Shame: DOGE and Storm Pummel Our Public Forests

Joel Connelly -

The Data: Breathing May Be Hazardous to Your Health

Barry Mitzman -

Reckoning with Northwest Flooding: We need to think about this Differently

Sydnee Chapman -

Dam it All: The Intractable Knots in the Snake River

Dan Chasan -

Cities

Growth at any Cost? Seattle’s Sense of Place is at Risk

Iskra Johnson - August 14, 2026 66

Not only are we not getting affordable housing, we are losing everything that has made Seattle a uniquely livable city.

SODO Housing Battle takes a New Turn

Mike Merritt - 1

Surveying Trump’s Damage to the National Mall

James S. Russell - 0

Inspired Mayhem: The Life and Lunacy of Adman Terry Heckler

Kathy Cain - July 26, 2026 4

Terry Heckler died on May 5 this year, a little less than a year after his friend and former business partner Gordon Bowker passed away. Their era is over but their legacy of inspired lunacy lives on.