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The spoils of the Citizens United decision and its affront to democratic deliberation

NOW that the midterm elections are over, we can better grapple with the true costs of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United vs. the Federal Election Commission and the immediate outpouring of cash that shaped the elections' outcome.

The…

2010-11-04
Tori Spelling a fan of Marysville woman's treats

Jenny Keller turned a sweet marketing idea into Hollywood fame.

She baked and decorated cookies, cupcakes and a cake for celebrity Tori Spelling in Los Angeles.

Keller, who lives in Marysville, created her company, Jenny Cookies, four…

2010-11-03
Larsen combats tea party surge in bid for 6th term

"It's a mirror of what you're going to see in Washington's Senate race: Larsen is really big on constituent service, bringing things back to the district, and the challenger is hammering on wasteful spending, wasteful spending," says Todd Donovan, a political science…

2010-11-02
Steven Garfinkle speaks at symposium honoring Cornell professor 2010-11-02
U.S. Religion and Politics

Many Americans are worried that America's Christian heritage is being threatened. Even if the threat is more perceptual than actual, it has mobilized important religious leaders and politicians to question the separation of church and state. In a recent debate in Delaware, Christine O…

2010-11-01
Cornelius Partsch presents paper at SeaTac conference 2010-10-29
Big money being spent in state initiative campaigns

One upside to the increase in money, said Western Washington University political science professor Todd Donovan, is the increase in voter exposure to those arguments both for and against measures.

“People are probably more likely to cast a vote,” he said. “When…

2010-10-29
Keith Russell to receive Distinguished Researcher Award at Las Vegas conference Nov. 6 2010-10-28
Local lectures, dances, artist market scheduled for Native American Heritage Month

Sealaska Heritage Institute will sponsor a noon lecture series, dance performances, and a Native art market to celebrate Native American Heritage Month in November.

The brown-bag lunch series will focus on topics such as Tlingits and combat and Native history and…

2010-10-22
From Window Magazine: All eyes on (this) Washington 2010-10-21
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