Politics Obama's Russia challenge: Are we more interested in NCAA brackets? Crimea requires a serious response from the West. by Ted Van Dyk / March 26, 2014
Politics The Jackson School's new leaf Seattle's most reputable international affairs program introduces a new, condensed option for working professionals. by Ted Van Dyk / February 18, 2014
Politics Joan Mondale: Remembering a woman of action, art Joan Mondale, left, with her husband then-Vice President Walter and Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter. by Ted Van Dyk / February 4, 2014
Politics Obama rises to the occasion: Good speech, little audience President Obama speaks to Congress by Ted Van Dyk / January 28, 2014
Politics The War on Poverty, 50 years on Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty turned 50 this year. by Ted Van Dyk / January 11, 2014
'Duty' by Robert Gates: Petulant potshots Bob Gates talks about his experience as Secretary of Defense in "Duty." by Ted Van Dyk / January 9, 2014
Seattle sports: Holiday feast served cold Jack Zduriencik, right, answers a question from Rick Rizzs during a 2011 event. by Ted Van Dyk / December 21, 2013
Politics Supporting Sawant is a cry for change As of Tuesday, Kshama Sawant was beating incumbent Richard Conlin by 41 votes. by Ted Van Dyk / November 13, 2013
Politics Can't you politicians all just get along? Author Mark Leibovich details the shallow narcissism of the Washington press corps. by Ted Van Dyk / November 4, 2013
Politics Seattle politics: The making of a fed-up voter A light rail train gets ready to pull out of the Rainier Beach station. by Ted Van Dyk / October 27, 2013
