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The plan to pave over a public asset offers lessons in governance that still ring true today

Almost 80 years ago, Bill Akers was assigned to his foxhole on the frontline of the Battle of the Bulge; all he was supposed to do was win the war

Just when we need Congress most, representatives like Cathy McMorris Rodgers are offering us nothing

Since the fall of Tom Foley, Spokane seems to be stuck on the sidelines

The demise of the Grand Old Party and the rise of the Party of Trump is perhaps the most profound impact of the 2020 election

The normal laws of gravity haven't seemed to apply to Donald Trump, but science and reality may get the last word

The power of incumbency and the Electoral College give Donald Trump a fully stacked deck that Joe Biden must overcome

To prevail in November, Joe Biden will need to confront lurking Russian trolls, dodge kneecapping nicknames and tune out the polls

America needs to move beyond the platitudes of congratulations and put in place some real support for our next generation

In his 80s and male, our longtime Inlander columnist surveys the mess that is the federal government, but takes solace in our local leaders

As President Trump's impeachment continues, Utah Sen. Mike Lee could be a canary in the coalmine

Finally somebody managed to fulfill the title 'strong mayor'

The race between Ben Stuckart and Nadine Woodward is actually about how Spokane should grow

"Golf is like bike shorts," writes Rick Reilly. "It reveals a lot about a man."

Separating immigrant kids from parents isn't just bad policy, it's also immoral

Democrats need to find other ways to grapple with this shambling mess of presidency

The old adage of 'follow the money' even explains the boom in refugees seeking asylum

Spokane native Tim Egan on Irish immigration and how that story should inform modern America

One person's eradication of evil is another's political correctness

Forget the wall; we need to rebuild the foundations of our democracy