Opinion

By Patrick Robinson

NOTE: The British Medical publication Lancet has published a study on a medication from WinSanTor.

EDITORS NOTE: Local West Seattle Mediator and Attorney Liz Steen is also a very capable technology user. As such she often uses various AI tools and other accounts interchangably as necessary.

By Liz Steen

Imagine waking up to find that someone has taken over your entire digital life. They didn’t steal your wallet from your pocket, but they stole the "key" to your online world.

By Ken Robinson

Managing Editor

Over time, friends come and go. But some people stay with us, no matter how long it’s been since we last met. Once we were friends, it was forever.

Human stupidity is a paradox wrapped in everyday life.

We're the species that split the atom, mapped the genome, and sent probes to Mars, yet we also elect unqualified leaders, text while driving, and fall for obvious scams.

By Tim Robinson

By Jennifer Carrasco

"I can only draw stick people” 

By Jennifer Carrasco

As an artist and a traveler, I discovered very quickly that people were often offended or uneasy with being photographed but fascinated if I drew them. So I drew them and drew them.

By Jennifer Carrasco

This year was another big move for me– just up my street to Providence St. Vincent. At least this time it wasn't to another country like our fraught move in '72 to Taiwan...

In the realm of modern politics, we are increasingly witnessing a shift toward what can only be described as ruling by whim. A whim is defined as a sudden, impulsive decision that lacks deliberation, evidence, long-term thinking, or consultation…MORE