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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has decided on a limited review of environmental effects for a proposed coal port at Bellingham. Opponents have sought a broader study of sending coal to China for burning.
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Commentary: If we want to safeguard democracy, we have a lot of work to do.
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Commentary: Attorney General Holder is tossing aside restraint that prosecutors have exercised for decades. And it seems unlikely he would have acted without presidential knowledge.
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Guest Opinion: There's one big factor missing from far too much of the discussion: The voice of the families of the victims.
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The D.C. budget fight over sequestration is about the role of government. Seattle is a great illustration of the stake for job creation that could disappear if the government isn't helping.
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Governor, lawmakers respond to drunk-driving fatalities in bipartisan fashion.
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The former Gates Foundation chief may be the best hope for a White House-congressional deal in 2013.
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People testifying at a legislative hearing want to overturn the Citizens United ruling. A key committee chair isn't convinced.
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The islands and the places being protected by presidential order are far richer than what we ordinarily think of.
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A new idea for Hanford clean-up. Nothing to do on Sunday, Seattle? Well, how about a little "Downton Abbey"? Or a lot.
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Last year's elections brought bad news for promoters of coal exports through Northwest ports. But a vote this November could raise prospects for at least one proposed facility, near Bellingham.
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Gov. Jay Inslee sees an out-of-state shipping arrangement as way to ease waste problems at troubled nuclear reservation.
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A new letter details layoffs and furloughs for workers at the heavily polluted nuclear storage facility.
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President Obama goes in another direction on two Cabinet jobs that Chris Gregoire might have filled. A state marijuana job is proving hard to screen.
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Boeing's prime customer cancels prime flights. How's that sequester going to work out for us?
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She's never fully liked the role, and now she feels freer to lash out at hecklers and skip the Chinese summit.
His hope that chastened Republicans would agree to some compromises isn't going to happen. Will he settle for immigration reform and then just sulk?
The charge of coverup had seemed like a Republican obsession. Now it's clear there is something to the allegation.
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