Saul Spady

The world is beginning to pay attention to China's questionable ethical practices, from espionage to so-called "re-education" camps.

Why was the Saul Spady Show's Twitter ad-buy with Baby Yoda Trump rejected? Because of Washington state's odd rules for politics on social media.

The Hong Kong District Council elections perfectly captured the spirit and call of the 2019 Hong Kong protests, legitimizing and sending a powerful message across the globe.

As a trade war between the U.S. and China continues, the future of Hong Kong's freedom may very well hang in the balance.

While not all pro-democracy protesters in Tuen Mun have been kicked out of their house, many make other personal sacrifices.

Kent City Council candidate Zandria Michaud grew up in Kent and has seen the community change over the years in ways that have prompted her to run, with homelessness at the forefront.

As someone who has a background in government policy and a journalism internship, the Hong Kong protests caught my attention almost immediately.

As I watched the Democratic Presidential debate Tuesday evening, I was slowly unsettled by a country that wasn’t mentioned: China.

Washington's Conservatives are looking to mimic tech-driven approaches to politics that left-leaning activists have often used for their campaigns.

Sadly, I live in the city of Seattle, where the only thing left to be shocked about is how little voters care to make a change the council.