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It’s more about centralizing control of science to make it easier to deny what it doesn’t agree with.

Perhaps most remarkably, the anti-government populism that’s eroded trust in so many institutions hasn’t dented NASA. In 2015, Pew found that 68 percent of Americans viewed the agency favorably; in ...

Incidents of antisemitism have continued to grow since 2023’s dramatic spike. Prejudice is one of many fine fertilizers. And the White House has insured that an abundance of it is raining down.

Ernst’s early reputation was as a mainstream conservative, endorsed in her first Senate race by Mitt Romney. She cut through the noise with an infamous ad in which she equated castrating hogs with ...

Thank you for sharing “Five sources of accurate health information” in your May 27 edition. Finding trustworthy sources of health information is now more essential than ever. As the article rightly ...

It has been obvious since 2014 that Trump did not want to be president of the United States, but he wants to be the dictator of the United States. His fawning admiration of all of the dictators of the ...

I have worked at Full Life Care in Everett for 17 years (“ I’ll lose everything’: Snohomish County’s only adult day health center to close ,” The Herald, May 29). It would have been 19 years had it ...

A recent Herald Forum commentary by Dan Hazen, was absolutely refreshing (“Holding on to hope, even as the images fade from view,” The Herald, May 24). Among these pages daily there is so much turmoil ...

Summer is almost here, and with it will come deadly heat waves supercharged by the climate crisis. Yet in 27 states, it’s perfectly legal for utility companies to shut off electricity on the hottest ...