Syria through the Russia prism | Trudy Rubin / Syndicated columnist
The contest between Washington and Moscow over Syria has implications that go far beyond the boundaries of the Middle East.
Syndicated Columnists
In addition to our staff columnists, The Seattle Times publishes a variety of syndicated columnists, representing a breadth of political thought and perspective. Below are recent syndicated columns published in The Times.
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Tax cuts don’t sell like they used to | Paul Krugman / Syndicated columnist
While the Bush administration was systematically deceptive in the way it made its case for tax cuts, its deceptions generally involved selective and misleading presentations...
Imagine Cuomo vs. Trump in 2020 | Froma Harrop / Syndicated columnist
Assuming President Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination for a second term, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo would be an especially strong Democratic combatant.
What happened in Starbucks isn’t really about Starbucks | Leonard Pitts Jr. / Syndicated columnist
What happened at the Philadelphia Starbucks is the coffee maker’s embarrassment, yes. But it’s America’s ongoing shame.
Kaiser Permanente steps in to fill the gap in gun research
Kaiser Permanente’s effort appears to be unique among nonacademic medical institutions. But it may be uniquely situated to perform the sort of clinical studies that...
Trump’s apologists have drunk the Kool-Aid | Leonard Pitts Jr. / Syndicated columnist
One of the most troubling things about this presidency is not the revolving door White House, the indictments, the sex scandals, the racism, the decline...
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