The political process favors wealthier, white, and woke King county and Seattle, a city that hasn’t seen a housing regulation, fee, and tax it doesn’t like. Furthermore, when cost of building subsidized housing is taken into account, far more units could be built in places like Yakima.

Exactly what the booster shot plan will look like still depends on the FDA and CDC and the results of ongoing studies.

Restaurants that cause our mouths to water when discussed, but that are sadly no longer open.

Rapid Arctic warming driven by climate change could be responsible for the increasingly extreme winter weather in some parts of the United States, according to a study published in the journal Science on August 2.

What’s needed is simply for people who need housing to meet those that produce and operate it to meet, make a deal, and get on with their lives. The lesson of 14th Avenue will still be there when the latest planning and “Urbanist” catch phrases, bromides, and buzzwords have faded from use.

The unemployment rate ticked down to 5.2%, but economists were hoping for 720,000 new jobs last month.

While Washington continues to focus on raising your taxes, good news keeps on coming from various states.

If our own government—and not a PR firm—finds a link to companies exploiting human rights in China it should provide the companies a modicum of time to cease their relationship with any entity using such labor or take steps to relocate their production outside the country.

The president called for an “immediate response” to the law and directed his administration’s Gender Policy Council and the Office of the White House Counsel to “launch a whole-of-government effort” to take action to counteract the Texas law.

The billionaire Tesla and SpaceX CEO is expanding operations in Texas, moved there in 2020 and speaks "frequently" to its conservative governor.

In Minneapolis, where the lawsuit arose, police reported over 140 ketamine injections, including for crimes as minor as jaywalking.

Despite Ida growing weaker as it moved inland from the Gulf Coast—where it had hit Louisiana as a Category 4 storm on Sunday—the tropical storm brought torrential rainfall to states further north, prompting flood warnings.

Dr. Matt Binnicker, an expert in the diagnosis of infectious diseases, explains why testing for both Covid-19 and influenza will be important as we head into the winter months.

Overall attitudes on abortion have been relatively stable for years, although there appears to be a small uptick in recent years in the view that it should be legal in all cases. Americans have long wanted to keep abortion legal, but they have always been willing to put restrictions on its use.

Performance art by a member of congress carries more weight than a decision by the Supreme Court. Public opinion is deep and wide, landlords are exploiting people and therefore the decision might be legal, but it is immoral.

It is perfectly legal to fly domestically with any amount of cash, but a New Orleans man had his cash savings seized while on a trip to look at a truck in Ohio. Now, the government wants to take his hard-earned money forever even though he has never been charged with a crime.

There is an antiquated law on the books that's costing the economy more than $100 billion a year in lost growth. It’s time to sink this law.