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 By Bill Stevenson    Opinion

Salted wound of medical freedom

Medical freedom is more than women deciding if they are going to abort a pregnancy. It is a person’s decision if they want to waive resuscitation. It’s ending untreatable painful suffering. It’s choosing to take a riskier hea... — Updated 10/25/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    Opinion

White House approval needed for free speech

It’s shaping up to be the year for conspiracy fans. UFOs are confirmed by the U.S. military and now government censorship through social media platforms is acknowledged. “We are in regular touch with social media platforms ... — Updated 7/21/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    Opinion

Remembering who we owe

Memorial Day is not to honor living veterans, but the military personnel who died in the line of duty. “We should guard their graves with sacred vigilance ... Let pleasant paths invite the coming and going of reverent visitors... — Updated 5/27/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    Opinion

COVID politics punishes Whitman County

Whitman County was placed in Phase 2 restrictions three weeks ago and we waited for a return to Phase 3, but now that isn’t going to happen. Gov. Jay Inslee chickened out. Facing a massive rollback to Phase 2 for Western... — Updated 5/6/2021

 

WSU sued over trade secrets

SPOKANE – The research into a new genetic test for beef tenderness may have been stolen by Washington State University, according to Selah-based Tenet Beef. A federal lawsuit was filed against WSU and professor Zhihua Jiang by... — Updated 4/22/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    Sports

WSU quarterback suspended after DUI arrest

PULLMAN – Washington State University starting quarterback Jayden de Laura was arrested for DUI on Saturday in Pullman. The 19-year-old was allegedly spotted on College Hill... — Updated 2/11/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    Opinion

One person's feelings might get people arrested

A new proposed law smells like tyranny. House Bill 1283 would make it illegal for three people or more to open-carry firearms if someone else “feels threatened.” It would be a gross misdemeanor. If a person in “any way... — Updated 2/11/2021

 

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