This week we're raining opinions on the news What do you do if you’re an anti-Trump Republican or anti-Hillary Democrat? Should you vote for a third party candidate? And this week the Brady... Bill Radke
How should we judge our judges? The pros and cons of electing the judiciary Kim Malcolm talks with Loyola Law School professor Jessica Levinson about the benefits and drawbacks of electing judges. In Washington, we elect judges... Kim Malcolm
It's union versus the right for Initiative 1501 (senior privacy) UPDATE 10/31/16, 2 p.m. On Friday the Washington state Attorney General’s Office said it filed a complaint in Thurston County Superior Court against the... Ruby de Luna
Ballot instructions in Pierce County inaccurate, Democrats say UPDATE: 5:49 pm. Pierce County Auditor Julie Anderson tells KUOW that she has reached an agreement with the state Democratic Party because of the threat... Amy Radil
Washington Republicans fight the 'Trump effect' It’s not hard to see what Republicans in Western Washington are up against this year. State House candidate Paul Graves runs into it at Jackie Treadwell... Deborah Wang
Racial violence and injustice is 'not just a few bad apples' As we come to the end of a very long presidential election cycle, what can we do to remedy our legacy of racial injustice and move forward? University... John O'Brien
LISTEN: 58 years of climate change in one minute Climate change is a gradual process, driven by invisible pollution. So it can be hard to wrap your brain around. But atmospheric scientists at the... John Ryan
No, you don't need a stamp for your ballot Let’s repeat that, in case you skimmed over the headline: Your ballot will be counted even if you DO NOT affix a stamp to the envelope. Abe Epton
The expression a Microsoft Connector driver made when we asked about traffic Chuck Collins is the guy who ran Metro in the 1970s. He should be the kind of guy who salivates over light rail. But instead, he’s dreaming of more... Joshua McNichols
$100 in Monopoly money—and just maybe, a better democracy—headed your way, Seattle In January, registered voters in Seattle will get something in the mail that no American has gotten before. They’re called democracy vouchers, and the... John Ryan
