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New Voices on the City Council Challenge SODO Housing

The pro-housing bill’s passage in 2025 was a rare setback for the maritime community in a long history of legislative battles of protecting industrial lands against commercial and residential encroachment.

My Brief Fling with Boeing

It was 1962. Boeing was hiring thousands of people to fill their burgeoning orders for their 707 passenger jet -- almost yanking people off the street into Boeing's own employment office on Second Avenue in downtown Seattle.

Opportunity for Democrats in Alaska and Montana?

Pundits’ bleary eyes may focus on the Pacific Northwest and Alaska this November in the national slugfest for control of Congress. If Democrats win, they could...

Why Going to War has Become Far too Easy

Eliminating the draft has made it easier to go to war. It should never be easy to go to war. We should be always very, very reluctant to go to war. It is a last resort.

The Fix was In: Montana Senator Withdraws and Engineers his Replacement

Retiring Steve Daines is the sixth Republican senator to hang it up in the 2026 cycle, giving Democrats the opportunity to flip seats.

An Iran of Endless Complications and Diversity

"History will debate strategy. The mothers will count graves.”

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