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Clark Fredricksen's on vacation this week, and there's no way to replace his comprehensive scan of political news, but here are a few items that caught my eye:

The governor's race is in the news today, with the Everett Herald noting how vague the two candidates are as to how they would deal with an expected $2.7 billion biennium deficit. It's downright...

The America-hating media elite apparently didn't get the memo that fact-checking and actual reporting won't be tolerated. The National Enquirer, of course, can be expected to carry water for the...

You've no doubt noticed our site has been sluggish or even inaccessible the past few days. It's because we posted a wildly popular article by a woman in Alaska about Gov. Sarah Palin's days as mayor...

Kathy Fletcher, the executive director of People for Puget Sound, has responded to Daniel Jack Chasan's Crosscut article about setting priorities — performing triage, essentially — as we plan to...

It's not unusual for units of the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild and managements of The Seattle Times and Seattle Post-Intelligencer to not get down to serious labor negotiations until contracts...

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This is your editor speaking. I'll be appearing on TV tonight to talk about Crosscut past, present, and future as a guest on Public Exposure, a weekly public-affairs show...

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Crosscut is busy planning the next phase of our march toward world media dominance and we're looking for a contract Web designer for a site refurbishment in coming months...

Wall Street Journal reporters Matthew Karnitschnig and Robert A. Guth today report that Microsoft is still in pursuit of Yahoo — Yahoo's search business, anyway — and is trying to team up with another...