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Bob Ortblad critiques the IBR program for hiding a crucial geotechnical report.

Doug Dahl explains who has the right of way for opposing drivers turning.

How accessible are Vancouver city officials to community concerns?

Elizabeth New (Hovde) critiques Washington’s Paid Family and Medical Leave program, highlighting audit findings of double-dipping and program inefficiencies.

WAGOP highlights gains in Washington’s November 2024 election, challenging claims the state turned “bluer.”

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr signals major shifts in internet policy, from net neutrality to rural broadband and tech regulations.

John Ley challenges the I-5 Bridge Replacement project, urging Secretary Pete Buttigieg to reconsider federal funding.

Nancy Churchill explains why Washington’s perceived shift blue after 2024 is a mirage.

Washington state plans a $1.3 billion bureaucrat salary increase despite facing a significant budget shortfall.

Poll: Share your thoughts on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s efforts to reduce chemicals in food.

Elizabeth New (Hovde) highlights the need for reform on confusing ballot titles affecting voter clarity.

Target Zero’s Doug Dahl explores parent trust in teen drivers and safe driving.

Mark Harmsworth highlights anti-business challenges impacting Washington’s small businesses.

CO2 tax in Washington may nearly double after voters reject I-2117, impacting gas prices.

WA Cares remains mandatory after voters rejected Initiative 2124, says Elizabeth New Hovde of the Washington Policy Center, with potential future payroll tax increases on the horizon.

Vancouver’s Ann Donnelly calls for increased ballot box security, urging officials to install surveillance cameras and seek answers in the ballot box attack investigation.

Clark County Councilor Karen Dill Bowerman disputes Auditor Kimsey’s claim of requesting ballot box surveillance funds in prior council meetings.

California rejects rent control with Proposition 33, sending a message about housing affordability and regulation.