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Gay marriage measures may appear on November ballot
NEW - 2/10, 04:00 PM
Legislature moving on anti-sex trafficking bills
NEW - 2/09, 09:09 AM
Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Seattle, has done impressive work putting Washington state at the forefront of legislative and law enforcement efforts to combat sex trafficking of minors.
The Seattle Times editorial board has begun a conversation about how government at all levels should respond to the new economic realities. These suggestions, including from Times readers and community leaders, are aimed at how government at the federal, state and county levels can make changes to better serve constituents, including reinvigorating the economy.
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Seattle's elusive treasure, the Gauguin exhibit at Seattle Art Museum
The U.S. embargo of Cuba is supported by politics, not by results
Delayed response in Powell deaths suggests need for better training
Help your neighbors, give to United Way
End the sweetheart deals, overhaul K-12 health benefits
Super PACs: hypocrisy, necessity | Leonard Pitts Jr. / Syndicated columnist
The 2010 Supreme Court in the Citizens United case essentially ruled that money is speech. One does not dismiss a free-speech argument lightly, writes Leonard Pitts Jr., but one should dismiss this one just the same.
Mitt Romney, the crowd pleaser | David Brooks / Syndicated columnist
Egyptians embark on a difficult path to democracy | Guest columnist
The role of faith in health-care delivery | Guest columnist
American family decline: It's about money, not morals | Paul Krugman / Syndicated Columnist
Playing the anti-American card is not in Egypt's best interests
The GOP's indefensible rhetoric on national security | George Will / Syndicated columnist
Big Brother is 'sharing' on Facebook | Froma Harrop / Syndicated columnist
Education innovation: Washington's ladder to long-term success | Guest columnist
The priest, the pill and the mother-in-law
Department of Justice owes the Seattle Police Department an apology | Guest columnist
Green infrastructure and the development of LID buildings
Iran's nuclear and military intentions
The evaluation of teachers in public schools
United Nations resolution on Syria
Inslee's agenda for job creation
Teens and their technology use
Response to letter about Apple's production in China
Politicians and the lives of ordinary Americans
Same-sex marriage meets opposition
Army psychiatrist's comments about PTSD and cost of disability benefits
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