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Herald of 20th Century Literature: Stephen Crane

Crane’s raw impressionistic perspective pried open the door for others.  Ernest Hemingway was born the year before Crane’s death.  According to one of Hemingway’ biographers the trajectory of their lives was remarkably similar. 

Does SCOTUS have Second Thoughts about Bulking Up Executive Power?

“I believe Trump’s recent actions mark the culmination of the unitary executive theory, which is perhaps the most contentious and consequential constitutional theory of the past several decades.”

What if Trump Talked and the Press Didn’t Cover Him? We’re finding out.

In his first term, President Trump branded press reports as “fake news,” called journalists “scum” and “enemies...

Live Podcast Panel: How Big Tech Remade Seattle and San Francisco

“Two Cities, One Industry: Big Tech, Power, and Politics in Seattle and San Francisco” A co-production of the Blue City Blues and GeekWire podcasts National Nordic Museum Tuesday, Sept. 29 6-7:30 pm

Echoes of Anthony Bourdain: Provincetown Kitchens

There were the lobsters crawling slowly around a tank when my wife and I took our 9- and 10-year-old kids to a Provincetown restaurant when we were on an East Coast trip. 

Are Our Worries About AI in Education Aimed in the Wrong Places?

Despite attempts at control, calls for acceptance, and fears for the future, the fight playing out in classrooms this fall may be aimed at the wrong target.