Katie Wilson

The company’s decision to close two grocery stores over hazard pay is a political move. The economics are more complicated.

Fewer homeless people would be outside freezing if the city had done more to bring them inside when the pandemic began.

Don't listen to the haters: From protecting workers to progressive revenue, the council is getting a lot right.

The pandemic economy demands new revenue. Legislators have an opportunity to finally do what they’ve talked about for years and tax the rich.

Our government has propped up the economy in vital ways, but Robin Hood would be disappointed in its handouts to the rich.

So much of social life and public discourse occurs in the virtual realm, raising profound concerns about the law, ethics and truth. 

Are we supposed to be grateful for a little tax-deductible charity from our corporate overlords? Sorry, no.

Fresh from winning Prop 22 in California, the ride-sharing company prepares for battle in Seattle.

A recent Seattle Times column and KOMO TV program offer a bitter taste of the misguided and ugly narratives to come in the new year.