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Local newspapers are acting surprised that dozens of reporters got layoff notices.

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15 minutes ago
Local newspapers are acting surprised that dozens of reporters got layoff notices.

4 days ago
9/11 survivor Joe Torrillo, a retired New York City firefighter who was buried alive twice that day, urges Americans to come together 25 years later.

5 days ago
UW Professor Stuart Reges was retaliated against for making fun of land acknowledgements.

6 days ago
Internal text messages show Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson and her staff had no clue what to do after a mass shooting in July.

7 days ago
As Washington state faces uncertain economic times, Kemper Development Company announced it is seeking a broker to sell the Bellevue Collection, which accounts for a massive chunk of the city's downtown.

8 days ago
Today the Citizen Action Defense Fund announced a major development in a lawsuit against the state of Washington brought by independent reporters Brandi Kruse, Jonathan Choe, and Ari Hoffman.

11 days ago
The Department of Homeland security is ramping up voting fraud investigations in eight states ahead of the midterm election, according to CNN.

12 days ago
Despite one of the worst budget crises the state has ever seen, Washington's 52,000 government employees want a raise.

13 days ago
The Seattle Times Editorial Board says it opposes the initiative to restore parental rights, but its reasoning makes no sense.
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2 hours ago
A Spirit-led man can be gentle without being weak. He can be strong without being cruel. He can speak when truth requires it and remain quiet when humility is needed.

a day ago
In a lengthy speech in Dallas at the GOP’s unprecedented midterm convention, President Trump pledged to give every American adult $5,000 if the GOP retains its majorities in Congress this fall.

4 days ago
Twenty-five years later, 9/11 still reveals how deeply worldview shapes what we see.

5 days ago
Words shape how we understand reality, but they cannot redefine it. Scripture explains both the remarkable power and important limits of naming.

6 days ago
The Texas Board of Education is taking fire for approving new high school history lessons that describe the brand of Islam that inspired the 9/11 terror attacks as “radical” and the Islamic destruction of eastern Christian communities as “brutal.”

7 days ago
Modern feminism detached women’s rights from the created differences between men and women.

11 days ago
The 13-year-old girl has not been allowed to gather with any church since December 2024, when Cumberland County Judge Jennifer Nofsinger, a lesbian, gave her father “final authority” over his daughter’s religious activity.

12 days ago
Overpopulation fears keep returning, despite failed predictions and devastating consequences.

13 days ago
A New York mother has been arrested after giving birth to a baby boy and leaving him in the bathroom of a supermarket over the weekend.

14 days ago
Socialism is on the rise, and capitalism is on its back foot.
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New research reveals only 1 in 3 adult singles are actively dating, while the majority want to date and marry. The findings reveal a lack of confidence in their social skills, monetary opportunities, and even insights on who they should date and marry. While conservatives like Charlie Kirk promoted marriage and family, what can the Church do to help?
Grandparents have more influence than they may realize. Dr. Joannie DeBrito joins us with insights on how to have a great relationship with your grands and your adult kids while influencing and disciplining both. We also launch our Influential Women’s Forum! Become a member: Influential Women's Forum – Amplify, Unify, Fortify (https://influentialwomensforum.com/)
Hijacked commercial airliners flew into the Twin Towers in New York City, with both 110-floor structures of the World Trade Center eventually crumbling to the ground; a plane crashed into the Pentagon, and a fourth hijacked plane was forced to land in a field on 9/11. Native New Yorker and social historian Paul Batura joins us to discuss this historic event and how it changed our nation.
The legacy of Gloria Steinem, a feminist icon, gets mixed reviews. She helped women in legitimate ways (fighting sexual harassment, fair pay, etc.), which are good, but her insistence that men are contemptible, children get in the way, abortion is necessary, and marriage and family are not helpful to women are just a few of the powerful lies we examine that are negatively impacting women today.
Lindsay Clancy, a 36-year-old former labor and delivery nurse, killed her three young children — Cora (5), Dawson (3), and Callan (8 months) — on January 24, 2023, in Duxbury, Massachusetts. She admitted to the killing but pleaded not guilty in her criminal trial, which ended in a mistrial. Is post-partum psychosis and bi-polar disorder enough to take away her criminal responsibility? We examine the case and offer a conclusion.
What happens when we treat family as something we can choose and unchoose? According to author Noelle Mering, it is harmful to both parents and the adult child, but also society. Noelle explains why those swept up in this phenomenon can lose the ability to distinguish the dangerous from the difficult; they end up attacking indiscriminately what is in fact vital. A must-listen!
It’s Labor Day, and a great opportunity to dig into the research on the connection between men and work, according to some recent studies and scripture. We also look at female breadwinner couples and research across 29 countries, revealing some intriguing results that reveal there is a divine design!
According to reports, 33 ministers have been killed in Iran and hundreds detained or imprisoned. The church is emerging faithful while persecuted in Iran. Meanwhile, funds that were cut from USAID are now being offered to Christian organizations to help 2,500 hospitals and clinics in 12 countries, and other humanitarian needs will be managed with their oversight. Why? We look at the history of USAID, the fraud, and why Christians engaged in practical service are trusted.
Where do babies come from? This common question creates a great opportunity for parents. Authors Justin and Lindsey Holcomb bring us another fantastic book with powerful theology, practical applications, and a thoughtful approach to this big question! Who creates and then gives His creation the ability to reproduce with His help? This idea and so much more will inspire you!
Baby Gabriel, born to surrogate mother McKenna West, is alive. His parents say it is because of a breach of contract, and they want $100,000 in damages! Jenna Ellis, Senior Policy Advisor for AFA Action and former counsel for President Trump, joins us to discuss the details of this case, the biblical view of contract law, and how government should respond. Insightful!
Meat processing is apparently overregulated… Glenn Beck discussed this with the President; we bring you their conversation…and a historic agreement with Venezuela brings more oil to US reserves. The PA measles ‘death’ story turns out to be untrue. Chinese bot farms are pushing an anti-data center narrative. Why? Book sellers are concerned about AI companies buying books for scanning and then destroying the books. These and other stories that matter!
Meta agrees to pay 18 billion in social media addiction settlements and make big changes to kids' access, time online, likes, beauty filters, and more. Will this be enough, and how did they get so much control over your kids' identity formation in the first place? On another scaffolding front, Log Cabin Republicans, advocates for LGBT, are dropping the "T"! We examine the reality check on their ideology. 2 big stories!
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September 14, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. WPC staff updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update talks about how congress adopted Seattle's homelessness approach based on false numbers, impending gas price reductions, lost farms in Washington, and more.
September 7, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Paul updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update talks about the potential Boeing strike, the Seattle office vacancy rate, an outlook on the upcoming state budget, and more.
August 31, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Paul updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update talks about forest fires, striking workers receiving unemployment benefits, a Meta settlement, and more.
August 24, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Paul updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update talks about election integrity, government programs that hurt the people they are designed to help, and a new poll showing droppings support for Mayor Wilson.
August 17, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Paul updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update talks about the Public Investment Impact Disclosure statement for the income tax repeal initiative, new taxes on vehicles and housing, and more.
August 10, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Paul updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update talks about the Public Investment Impact Disclosure statement for the income tax repeal initiative, new taxes on vehicles and housing, and more.
August 3, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Paul updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update talks about the judicial races for the state Supreme Court, new tax proposals in Seattle, an economic development taskforce, and more.
July 27, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Todd updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update talks about new reports that show Washington at the top of the unemployment charts in the states, misleading claims about the income tax, our high ranking among drug overdoses, and more.
July 20, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Paul updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update analyzes businesses leaving Washington, a credit warning issued to Washington, a missing Ferguson administration official, and more.
July 13, 2026
This video is part of our series informing you of the latest in state policy. Paul updates viewers on the latest policy happenings in Olympia and beyond. This update reviews how groups are piling in to fight the income tax repeal, the restructuring of the homelessness authority, and other statewide updates.
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an hour ago
“Bob better have our money,” read a sign at Saturday’s state-worker rally. But the money being negotiated isn’t Gov. Bob Ferguson’s. It comes from taxpayers.

a day ago
Since 2015, LEAD promoters have used false data to market inflated success rates.

4 days ago
Over the past two decades, Washington’s economy has grown rapidly under a tax system without a broad-based personal income tax.

5 days ago
When the state tells property owners what they may charge for rent by implementing rent control, fewer units come to market, existing buildings get less maintenance, and the next tenant pays more, or never finds a unit at all.

6 days ago
Readers agreed with the criticism of Olympia’s spending, then pointed out that the editorial board had endorsed the people responsible.

7 days ago
The federal government is considering removing the Roadless Rule which was adopted in the final hours of the Clinton Administration in 2001.

8 days ago
Under the H-2A visa program, which allows U.S. agricultural employers to hire foreign ag workers for up to 10 months a year on contract, employers must pay an Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR) to H-2A visa holders.

11 days ago
Washington’s budget problem is usually described by the majority party and other supporters of tax increases as a shortage of revenue.

12 days ago
Washington's public educators should not be threatening to withhold school from children and families to gain leverage at the bargaining table.

13 days ago
Since 2015, the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) model has been hailed as a transformative miracle in criminal justice reform.










