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No coin for you

Well, so much for the trillion dollar coin.

Nate Silver picks the Super Bowl

I'm pretty even-handed on most issues, but as a Seattleite, I cannot resist reporting as authoritatively as I can the latest prediction by New York Times oracle Nate Silver.

Should America go platinum?

At first glance, its seems like a nutty idea. At second glance, it also seems like a nutty idea.

A Clash of Titans

On Thursday, Vice President Joe Biden will meet with an NRA representative, which ought to be a lively session. But will it change anything?

Another mudslide brings avalanche of calls to kill Sounder north train service

In the wake of more mudslide spawned cancellations, a growing chorus of critics is calling for Sound Transit to permanently scrub Sounder north line train service.

Another day closer

There's a lot of scary talk about what would happen if the federal government defaults March 27.

Unique gym only allows overweight members

While many people have joined gyms the past week as part of their new year's resolutions, a new chain is offering a unique twist: members must be at least 50 pounds overweight.

Luke Burbank: Conflict shown in latest SPD video didn't have to happen

After watching a video released Friday by a lawyer showing a Seattle police officer striking a man during an arrest in 2010, KIRO Radio's Luke Burbank says the thing that bothers him most is that it appears the conflict didn't have to happen.

Will it shut down?

On March 27 the U.S., like a lot of its citizens, will reach credit limit - which is fine, since everyone wants smaller government.

Fair warning, kids

At Roscoe Nix Elementary in Silver Spring Maryland, Rodney Lynch, age 6, has been reprieved. But for a while he was in pretty big trouble.

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