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.
The act of “passing” hides the color line in all its potential violence at the very heart of a lead character's marriage. But do the...
Throughout his life, he championed help for his fellow veterans and the World War II Memorial that opened in Washington, D.C., in 2004. In his...
These days, Democrats seem less happy than Republicans. I suspect it's at least partly a conviction — which Republicans apparently don't share — that with...
President Joe Biden's upcoming Summit for Democracy for global leaders could show Americans what they face if our democracy fails.
Men should care that a patriarchal government wants to force their daughters to give birth against their will. And be not mistaken, at its core,...
Unsoeld's work for government transparency stands as her political legacy. It is work that resonates today amid questions about the fate of American democracy.
The past year has been a steep education. To work even the smallest patch of ground in a place you care about, and no longer...
Over the long term, it's important to invest in global shipping, beginning with mariners themselves. In the U.S., this means supporting merchant marine colleges, including...
American citizens must understand the existential threat local media outlets are facing — and the incalculable value that their journalism brings to our democracy.
Chief Justice John Roberts has long signaled that he wants to restrict abortion rights but also does not want the Supreme Court to arouse the...
