A political kind of week Crosscut week in review: It may still be summer but there was more than a hint of fall politics in the air. by Joe Copeland / August 21, 2010
Tech Port shipping: First the good news ... Shipping volumes are up for Seattle and a number of other ports. But West Coast cities now seeing gains could face big challenges as the Panama Canal expands and allows shippers to bypass them. by Joe Copeland / August 19, 2010
Politics The rise and fall of President Romney Mitt Romney (Romney campaign) by Ted Van Dyk / August 17, 2010
Politics Obama in Seattle: The burden of expectations Democrats got what they asked for in 2008. If they are surprised by the political challenges they face now, they shouldn't be. by Joe Copeland / August 17, 2010
Some new approaches here Crosscut Week in Review: A new column from Vancouver, B.C., and sharing content. by Joe Copeland / August 13, 2010
More political messes for Obama The Richardson case does not look good for this longtime public servant. by Ted Van Dyk / January 4, 2009
The shocking loss of Nat Hentoff The writer, perhaps the nation's leading commentator on First Amendment issues, is let go from the Village Voice by Ted Van Dyk / January 1, 2009
Politics 2008: Year of Hope, Year of Fear, Essay 7 The Greg Nickels re-election Web site. by Ted Van Dyk / December 30, 2008
Politics Six New Year's wishes Gov. Chris Gregoire and Sen. Barack Obama at KeyArena, along with Mayor Greg Nickels. (Hal O'Brien, Wikimedia Commons) by Ted Van Dyk / December 27, 2008