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The Arrival of Human Cloning
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 May 27, 2013
Eggs for Sale?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 May 20, 2013
Euphemisms as Political Manipulation
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 May 17, 2013
The Ethical Slippery Slope of Assisted Suicide
 By: Dr. Anthony Vigil
 Health Policy Solutions
 May 15, 2013
Building a Bigger Nonprofit Sector
 By: Hans Zeiger
 Philanthropy Daily
 May 7, 2013
A No-Amortization Teaser Mortgage on the Economy
 Letter to the Editor
By: Scott S. Powell
 Wall Street Journal
 May 5, 2013
An attack on academic freedom?
 By: Michael Cook
 Bioedge
 May 4, 2013
The Coercive Freedom of Choice
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 May 3, 2013
Gosnell Not An Abberation
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To the Source
 May 3, 2013
Medicinal Murder
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 May 1, 2013
Crime and the Nanny State
 By: Jonathan Witt
 American Spectator
 April 30, 2013
Democrats are inviting trouble over education reform
 One of the nation's biggest teachers' groups has just attacked Democrats for Education Reform. Is the party itself pushing people who want to improve schools into the Republican camp?
By: Bruce Chapman
 Crosscut
 April 26, 2013
Local Philanthropy: Humboldt County, California-Style
 By: Hans Zeiger
 Philanthropy Daily
 April 23, 2013
Normalize U.S. Economy
 By: Scott S. Powell
 The Philadelphia Inquirer
 April 22, 2013
Redford's Untimely Terror Reminiscence
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 April 20, 2013
Face Reality of Radicalization
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 April 19, 2013
The Human Egg Rush
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 April 19, 2013
Health Costs Will Never Be Contained
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 April 15, 2013
Liverpool Care Pathway: The Road to Backdoor Euthanasia
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Human Life Review
 April 11, 2013
See Little Evil Media Bias
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 April 5, 2013
Bioethicist Rejects So-Called Reforms To Futile Care Laws
 By: Texas Right to Life
 Texas Right to Life
 April 1, 2013
Defining Torture Down
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 April 1, 2013
Birth control pretext for destroying religious liberty
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Legatus Magazine
 April 1, 2013
Long Live the Urban Courtyard!
 Courtyards aren't just for the wealthy - or European. Why Seattle developers should hop on the courtyard train to make private, serene urban spaces a possibility for all.
By: Bruce Chapman
 Crosscut
 March 26, 2013
Billy Wilder on the Purpose of Business
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 March 22, 2013
Portman D'oh
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 March 22, 2013
State examines rail plan, advocates lobby for new Amtrak stop in Blaine
 By: Brandy Kiger Shreve
 The Northern Light
 March 20, 2013
Seeking Donor to Democratize Seattle's Forgotten Art
 A wealth of works owned by local museums like SAM and MOHAI never see the light of day. Let's try lending them to schools, libraries and other community centers so they can be appreciated.
By: Bruce Chapman
 Crosscut
 March 17, 2013
Chinese 'Hackers' Is a Misnomer. They're Spies.
 The U.S. is under cyber attack from a hostile regime. Forceful American digital counterattacks are in order.
By: John Wohlstetter
 Wall Street Journal
 March 12, 2013
Backed Into a Corner
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To the Source
 March 8, 2013
Everyday Saints and Other Stories
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 March 8, 2013
Foul Speech Now the Norm in White House?
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 March 1, 2013
Railway advocates gather in Woodinville
 By: Don Mann
 The Woodinville Weekly
 February 28, 2013
Thank you for continued interest in the Eastside Rail Corridor
 By: Karen Guzak
 The Snohomish TImes
 February 27, 2013
City officials take issue with businessman's vision of tasting train through Kirkland
 By: Raechel Dawsaon
 Kirkland Reporter
 February 27, 2013
A Man Who Shaped Our World
 A Review of The King Of Infinite Space by David Berlinski
By: Laura J. Snyder
 Wall Street Journal
 February 23, 2013
Euthanasia's Euphemisms
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 February 22, 2013
Obama Doubles Down on Nuclear Disarmament
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 February 21, 2013
Inslee names adviser to Oregon governor as new transportation chief
 By: Andrew Garber and Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 February 19, 2013
Here's Looking at Euclid
 Why geometry matters in the life of the mind.
By: David Guaspari
 The Weekly Standard
 February 18, 2013
Not a Real Olive Branch
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 February 18, 2013
The Push to Normalize Polyamory Begins
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 February 17, 2013
Kirkland Mayor Appointed to Eastside Rail Council
 By: Staff
 Kirkland Patch
 February 12, 2013
Activists want Snohomish-Bellevue rail line to stay
 By: Bill Sheets
 Everett Herald
 February 11, 2013
Suit Against S&P Looks Suspiciously Political
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Investors Business Daily
 February 11, 2013
Discovery's Science Education Policy
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 11, 2013
NY Times' "Unlikely Ally": Intelligent Design
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 February 8, 2013
Happy-Face Statism
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 February 8, 2013
Low Rates, the Federal Reserve and the Slow Economy
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Wall Street Journal
 February 7, 2013
Slippery slopes: Can we mudproof Northwest rail?
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 January 29, 2013
Rail or Trail? Eastsiders gather in Woodinville to sip wine and talk trains
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 January 28, 2013
Technological Transition of the Nation's Communications Infrastructure
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 January 28, 2013
Environmentalism's Deep Misanthropy
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 January 25, 2013
The Evangelical Voter
 By: John G. West
 First Things
 January 23, 2013
Eastside Rail Corridor: Maximizing opportunities
 By: Jane Hague and Larry Phillips
 Bellevue Reporter
 January 18, 2013
Gilder to Moneynews: Obama's Anti-American Policies Have Trapped 'US' in Fiscal Swamp
 By: Kathleen Walter and Dan Weil
 Moneynews
 January 18, 2013
Debt Ceiling Should Be More About Numbers Than Politics
 By: Scott S. Powell
 San Diego Union Tribune
 January 18, 2013
Gravel Trail in Kirkland a milestone for Eastside Rail Corridor
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 January 17, 2013
2013 Will Be a Contentious Year in Bioethics
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Center for Bioethics and Culture
 January 16, 2013
Violence & Tinseltown
 Does film violence generate school shootings?....
By: John Wohlstetter
 Letter From the Capitol
 January 15, 2013
The Coming Public Conflict Over Human Cloning
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 January 11, 2013
Discovery Institute Announces 2013 Intelligent Design Summer Science Seminars
 Applications being accepted through April 15, 2013
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 9, 2013
On Human Exceptionalism
 We Are Unique Beings That Warrant Special Moral Value
By: Gregg Henriques, Ph.D.
 Psychology Today
 January 3, 2013
I Am Cassandra
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To the Source
 January 3, 2013
Old and Worn Out? Why Not Suicide
 By: Ken Connor
 Townhall
 January 2, 2013
Kentucky Telecom Law Needs Update
 By: Hance Haney and George Gilder
 Discovery Institute
 January 1, 2013
No Religious Cleansing of Bioethics
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 American Journal of Bioethics
 December 30, 2012
The Fiscal Cliff is a Diversion from the Real Problem
 Scott Powell in the Canada Free Press
By: Scott S. Powell
 Canada Free Press
 December 28, 2012
Mark O'Brien's Triumph (It Wasn't About Sex)
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 December 28, 2012
No Religious Cleansing of Bioethics
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The American Journal of Bioethics
 December 27, 2012
Human Exceptionalism in the Public Square
 Wesley J. Smith, W. Ross Blackburn, and the Dignity of Mankind
By: Lydia McGrew
 The Christendom Review
 December 18, 2012
In Praise of Dead White Men
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 December 14, 2012
King County buys itself a railroad track
 The county plans to purchase a big chunk of the Eastside rail line. What next?
By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 December 13, 2012
Predictions 2012: I Was So Right I Scare Myself!
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Center for Bioethics and Culture
 December 13, 2012
There may be struggles the next four years, but the country will be all right
 By: Howard Chapman
 News-Sentinel
 December 12, 2012
Peter Singer's Raging Inconsistency
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 December 11, 2012
Why Inslee should retain the transportation secretary
 Guest Opinion: A former staffer of Transportation Secretary Paula Hammond makes the case for her holdover appointment.
By: Larry Ehl
 Crosscut
 December 5, 2012
FDR's Failed Moral Leadership
 Roosevelt was no humanitarian, despite what presidential historians say.
By: John R. Miller
 The American Conservative
 December 4, 2012
Careless Consumerism
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 December 1, 2012
The High Price of Establishment
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 November 30, 2012
GOP Should Accept Obama's Proposal, Without Endorsing
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 November 29, 2012
Good Old Ike Days of 91% Top Tax Rate
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 November 28, 2012
Column: Fondly remembering Grandpa's taxes
 By: Michael Medved
 USA Today
 November 27, 2012
New Film Premiering on Youtube Showcases C.S. Lewis's Unheeded Warnings on Abuses of Science
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 19, 2012
Forward
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 November 16, 2012
Inclusion key in anti-suicide drive
 By: Valerie Richardson
 The Washington Times
 November 14, 2012
Eastside rail: The Humpty Dumpty of Northwest transportation
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 November 13, 2012
Nagel Book "Tightly Argued, Exacting"
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 November 12, 2012
The King of Infinite Space: Euclid and His Elements
 By: David Berlinski
 Publishers Weekly
 November 12, 2012
How a President Romney Could Tame Budget
 By: Dino Rossi
 Discovery News
 November 4, 2012
A Voting Guide For Independents And Undecideds
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Investors Business Daily
 November 4, 2012
Why the New Left Is Now the Democratic Party
 By: Scott S. Powell
 The Blaze
 November 2, 2012
Our Dangerous Obsession With "Health"
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 November 2, 2012
George Gilder on the Materialist Superstition
 By: Tom Bethell
 The American Spectator
 November 1, 2012
What About Religious Freedom?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 October 29, 2012
How much of the world will Obama, Romney miss on foreign policy?
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Crosscut
 October 22, 2012
Lack of funding obstacle to improving train crossings
 By: Bill Sheets
 Everett Herald
 October 21, 2012
Ethical Stem Cell Research Wins the Nobel Prize
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 October 19, 2012
Old Faithful Should Not Have Rights
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 October 19, 2012
The Day America Died
 By: John Wohlstetter
 The Daily Caller
 October 17, 2012
Deity Added
 Theistic Evolution Is Nearly as Problematic as Atheistic Darwinism
By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 October 16, 2012
Hyping Embryonic Stem Cells Like It’s 2004
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 October 10, 2012
Snohomish-Woodinville excursion train an 11-mile opportunity
 By: Bruce Agnew & Karen Guzak
 The Herald
 October 7, 2012
Can Muslim Doctors Refuse to Treat the Opposite Sex?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 October 5, 2012
The Deadly Arithmetic of Nuclear Proliferation
 How hard is it to build a bomb? Mr. Biden might want to pay attention.
By: John Wohlstetter
 The American Spectator
 October 1, 2012
Capitalism
 By: Peter Robinson
 National Review Online
 October 1, 2012
A New Dog in the Pack
 What Dodd-Frank unleashed on the financial services Industry.
By: Scott S. Powell and Jay W. Richards
 Barron's
 October 1, 2012
Power Grab
 Our Technocratic Future
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 October 1, 2012
United Under God
 By: Celeste Behe
 National Catholic Register
 September 28, 2012
Goodbye Secondhand Smoke, Hello NRO
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Secondhand Smoke
 September 26, 2012
Moody's Threatens To Downgrade America's AAA Rating
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Investors Business Daily
 September 24, 2012
Find Out Just How Astute a Person You Are By Taking This Opinion Quiz
 By: Howard Chapman
 News-Sentinel
 September 21, 2012
Invisible Suicide Prevention Day
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 September 21, 2012
Book Takes New Look at CS Lewis' Views on Science, Evolution
 By: Jeff Schapiro
 Christian Post
 September 20, 2012
Timothy Spangler on Wealth and Poverty
 By: Timothy Spangler
 Los Angeles Review of Books
 September 20, 2012
Newly Discovered Notes Reveal C.S. Lewis’s Early Doubts about Darwin
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 18, 2012
Believe It Or Not
 Review of The Language of Science and Faith: Straight Answers to Genuine Questions
By: Casey Luskin
 Touchstone Magazine
 September 17, 2012
Nuclear Zero 2012: We Disarm While Others Arm
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 September 12, 2012
Should U.S. Back the Party of Lawyers?
 By: Michael Medved
 Townhall
 September 12, 2012
Are Science and Religion Incompatible in the 21st Century?
 St. Louis Conference Seeks to Bridge the Divide
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 12, 2012
Eastside: Preserve options for rails and trails on BNSF corridor
 By: Editorial Staff
 Seattle Times
 September 10, 2012
The future of electric cars: lighter vehicles, more miles per charge
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 September 7, 2012
The Importance of 'Living Dyingly'
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 September 7, 2012
Op-ed: What the next governor can do to reduce oil dependence
 By: Steve Marshall
 Seattle Times
 September 6, 2012
U.S. is Confronting a Federal Debt Crisis
 By: Scott S. Powell
 The Detroit News
 September 4, 2012
Romney, Bain, and Me
 By: George Gilder
 American Spectator
 September 1, 2012
The Wonders of Wealth, the Path Out of Poverty
 By: Bret Swanson
 Forbes
 August 30, 2012
George Gilder: The Real Reagan Lesson for Romney-Ryan
 Follow Peter Drucker's advice: Don't solve problems, pursue opportunities. Like unlocking America's entrepreneurial value.
By: George Gilder
 Wall Street Journal
 August 30, 2012
Romney's Bain Experience Shows He's A Can-Do Leader
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Investors Business Daily
 August 30, 2012
Debt-Driven Crisis Looms Ever Closer
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Philadelphia Inquirer
 August 26, 2012
Our Neurotic Fear of Suffering
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 August 24, 2012
Telecom Consumers Demand
 To support consumer demand, more spectrum necessary for wireless devices
By: Hance Haney
 The Aspen Times
 August 19, 2012
Scott Powell: Year after debt downgrade, U.S. in worse shape
 America’s fiscal condition has worsened due to debt that’s been growing much faster than the economy
By: Scott S. Powell
 Orange County Register
 August 17, 2012
Attacking Religious Parents For Refusing to Pull the Plug
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Caller
 August 16, 2012
'I, Pencil' To 'I, Smartphone': Working Together For Good
 By: Jay W. Richards
 Investors Business Daily
 August 14, 2012
Do Entrepreneurs Have a Right to Religious Liberty?
 By: Andrew Knot
 Acton Institute Power Blog
 August 13, 2012
Two Good Men
 A pair of names to remember when thinking about Congress.
By: Claude R. Marx
 The Weekly Standard
 August 13, 2012
Unleash the Mind
 By: George Gilder
 National Review
 August 13, 2012
A Religious Freedom Election
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 August 13, 2012
Ohio Hospital Shooting: Mercy Killing or Murder?
 By: John Seewer
 Associated Press
 August 12, 2012
Obama Looks to Strip Entrepreneurs of Religious Liberty
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 August 10, 2012
Richards and Robison: The Chicken Inquisition
 The campaign against Chick-fil-A is an attack on religious liberty.
By: Jay Richards and James Robison
 The Wall Street Journal
 August 2, 2012
The Human Exceptionalist- July 2012
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Human Exceptionalist
 July 31, 2012
Cosmos or Chaos?
 By: Brian Mattson
 Dead Reckoning
 July 30, 2012
Wesley J. Smith to Host the Dennis Miller Show
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 July 30, 2012
Love is the Antidote to Prenatal Eugenic Cleansing
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 July 27, 2012
Death Panels on Steroids
 By: Rita Marker and Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Caller
 July 25, 2012
The 8 Biggest Myths About Wealth, Poverty, and Free Enterprise
 By: Jay W. Richards
 Discovery Institute
 July 24, 2012
Reagan Quotes Gilder
 By: Jim Hoft
 Human Events
 July 22, 2012
Mitt Romney's Moment
 By: Matt Kinnaman
 The Berkshire Eagle
 July 19, 2012
Agency Created By Dodd-Frank Has Authoritarian Powers
 By: Scott S. Powell and Jay W. Richards
 Investors Business Daily
 July 18, 2012
Freedom of Worship's Assault on Freedom of Religion
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 July 13, 2012
Higher Ed Outburst Proves Critics Right
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 July 12, 2012
When Doctors Give Warning
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 July 12, 2012
IPAB: The Part of Obamacare That Can't Be Repealed
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Caller
 July 6, 2012
Netherlands Euthanasia Stats Are Appalling
 By: Anne McTavish
 The Province
 July 3, 2012
Walking to America
 By: Jeffrey Lord
 The American Spectator
 July 3, 2012
No More Left for Defense, Foreign Policy
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 June 29, 2012
Obamacare Ruling Reflects Technocratic Imperative
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 June 28, 2012
Peter Singer's Views Deserve Scorn, Not Awards
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 June 26, 2012
New Book Finds Scientific Evidence for Darwinian Tale of Human Origins Severely Lacking
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 25, 2012
We're Closer to a Credit Crisis Than Most People Think
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Wall Street Journal
 June 20, 2012
Science and Human Origins
 By: Gauger, Ann, Douglas Axe, Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute Press
 June 18, 2012
Behind the Syria Headlines
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 June 16, 2012
Australia Awards Infanticide Guru Highest Civic Award
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Corner
 June 12, 2012
Biological Colonialism Kills
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 June 11, 2012
New Fetal Genome Scan Will Test Morality of Society
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Corner
 June 7, 2012
Anti Humanism Subverts Environmental Movement
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Legatus
 June 5, 2012
Why Russia and China Do Not Act on Syria
 By: Yuri Mamchur
 Business Insider
 June 5, 2012
Preserved Memories of Wisdom
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Human Life Review
 June 1, 2012
The Struggle for Human Equality: It Must Be Waged on All Fronts
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Human Life Review
 June 1, 2012
Film Will Spark Much Needed Debate
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 May 29, 2012
Human Evolution and Common Ancestry: Following The Evidence
 By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 May 25, 2012
Uncertainty hangs over foot ferries' future on Seattle waterfront
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 May 24, 2012
Tulsa Beacon Represents Traditional Oklahoma Values
 By: Dexter Duggan
 Tulsa Beacon
 May 24, 2012
Ben Carson and the evolution-morality debate
 Protest against prominent Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who disputes theory of evolution, is misguided
By: Richard Weikart
 Baltimore Sun
 May 13, 2012
"Futile Care" Duty to Die May Be Coming to a Hospital Near You
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Caller
 May 11, 2012
At Emory University, Darwin’s Bullies Smear Commencement Speaker, Dr. Ben Carson of Johns Hopkins
 By: David Klinghoffer
 RedState
 May 10, 2012
Petition launched in support of Darwin-doubting doctor and to stop academic bullying at Emory University
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 9, 2012
Coal exports could block passenger-rail expansion
 By: Floyd McKay
 Crosscut
 May 8, 2012
Low-cost bus line to Portland on track to compete against Amtrak
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 May 6, 2012
Evolution, Human Dignity, and Crafting Public Policy
 By: W. Ross Blackburn
 Crisis Magazine
 May 3, 2012
Philosophy professor asks: 'If peas can talk, should we eat them?'
 By: Joe Newby
 Spokane Conservative Examiner
 May 2, 2012
What the Evangelicals Give the Jews
 By: Michael Medved
 Commentary
 May 1, 2012
How US Debt Risks Dollar Doomsday
 By: Scott S. Powell
 New York Post
 May 1, 2012
Good Grief: Now It's PEA Personhood!
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Caller
 May 1, 2012
Get Happy!
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 April 28, 2012
Wesley J. Smith Fills a Much Needed Role
 By: Lydia McGrew
 What's Wrong With the World
 April 27, 2012
The Human Exceptionalist- April 2012
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Human Exceptionalist
 April 26, 2012
Should Libertarians Be Conservatives?: The Tough Cases of Abortion and Marriage
 By: Jay W. Richards
 Public Discourse
 April 25, 2012
Turning Away From the Dollar
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Philadelphia Inquirer
 April 22, 2012
Criminalizing Prosperity
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 April 19, 2012
That Unrepentant Bigotry
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Human Life Review
 April 17, 2012
As U.S. Debt Soars, Dollar May Lose Reserve Status
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Investor's Business Daily
 April 10, 2012
Tennessee Enacts Academic Freedom Law Protecting Teachers Who Present Both Sides of Evolution Debate
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 10, 2012
Ecocide Would be a Crime Against Humanity
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Caller
 April 10, 2012
Animal Desires
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 April 9, 2012
Free Enterprise and Fiscal Sanity Aren’t Social Darwinism
 By: Jay W. Richards
 National Review Online
 April 5, 2012
Spectrum Crunch Fast Approaching
 By: Hance Haney
 Daily Caller
 April 3, 2012
Income Mobility, Not Income Gaps
 By: Jay W. Richards
 Townhall.com
 April 1, 2012
Do Pets Go to Heaven?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Christianity Today
 April 1, 2012
Blaine train station campaign gathers steam
 By: Dan Ferguson
 Peace Arch News
 March 28, 2012
Rail advocate outlines possible path to Blaine train stop
 By: Jeremy Schwartz
 The Northern Light
 March 28, 2012
Let's Punish the Promiscuous for Increasing Health Care Costs
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 March 28, 2012
Fallout Continues From Infanticide Article
 By: Michael Cook
 Bioedge
 March 27, 2012
Afghanistan: Finally an Opportunity for Plain Talk
 By: John R. Miller
 Discovery News
 March 26, 2012
Tennessee Legislature Passes Landmark Academic Freedom on Evolution Bill
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 26, 2012
Two Visions for the Federal Budget
 By: Scott S. Powell
 San Francisco Chronicle
 March 25, 2012
Stephen Meyer at the University Club: Why Are We Still Debating Darwin?
 By: Tom Bethell
 American Spectator
 March 21, 2012
Peter Singer Has No Right to Judge Anyone's Ethics
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Caller
 March 21, 2012
Background on David Coppedge and the Lawsuit Against NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 19, 2012
Goldman Sachs, Greed and Self-Interest
 By: Jay Richards and Anne Bradley
 The Washington Times
 March 16, 2012
Cuba Problems are Same, Possibilities New
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 March 15, 2012
Should Dehydration be the Default Decision for PVS?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Center For Bioethics and Culture Network
 March 15, 2012
They call it 'public transit' but some riders get left behind
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 March 14, 2012
Powell & Lowry: GOP Needs To Go Offense
 By: Scott S. Powell and David Lowry
 The Orange County Register
 March 14, 2012
Couple awarded $3M in 'wrongful birth' suit
 By: Tom Strode
 Baptist Press
 March 14, 2012
Wrongful Birth Lawsuits Are Wrongful
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Caller
 March 11, 2012
Bio-Mechanics
 Don't the Intricacy & Ubiquity of Molecular Machines Provide Evidence for Design?
By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 March 9, 2012
Government Has Financial Amnesia and Denial, Too
 By: Scott S. Powell
 Wall Street Journal
 March 9, 2012
After Super Tuesday, GOP Should Stay Positive, Go On The Offensive
 By: Scott S. Powell and David Lowry
 The Washington Examiner
 March 9, 2012
For All the Bluster, These 3 Reasons Show Russia's Position On Iran May Be Surprisingly Sane
 By: Adam Taylor
 Business Insider
 March 8, 2012
Promoting critical thinking in classroom
 By: Donald Ewert
 The Oklahoman
 March 7, 2012
Surrey City Council supports Blaine train stop
 By: Jeremy Schwartz
 The Northern Light
 March 7, 2012
Are Babies People Too?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 March 7, 2012
After-Birth Abortion
 The after-birth abortion advocates’ non-apology apology
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 March 6, 2012
Trial to Begin in Intelligent Design Discrimination Lawsuit against NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab
 By: Andrew McDiarmid
 Discovery Institute
 March 5, 2012
Debating the Future of Technology: Peter Thiel and George Gilder
 By: Anthony Mainero
 Stanford Review
 March 3, 2012
Jay Richards on the NYT Bestseller List
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery News
 March 2, 2012
The Human Exceptionalist- March 2012
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Human Exceptionalist
 March 1, 2012
Latest Infanticide Push About More than Killing Babies
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 February 29, 2012
Accepting the Obvious
 Faith Is an Integral Part of American Public Life
By: Jay Richards and James Robison
 Huffington Post
 February 28, 2012
PETA's Hypocrisy
 By: Matt C. Abbott
 The American Thinker
 February 27, 2012
Santorum More Right than Wrong about Dutch Euthanasia
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 February 21, 2012
Currency of the Founders
 By: Jay Richards and James Robison
 The Washington Times
 February 17, 2012
Intelligent Design Is Peer-Reviewed, but Is Peer-Review a Requirement of Good Science?
 By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 February 15, 2012
Obama and Santorum Agreed on the Terri Schiavo Law
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 February 15, 2012
Neo-Disarmament
 Five Cold Warriors who'd like to ban nuclear weapons.
By: John Wohlstetter
 The American Spectator
 February 10, 2012
Birth Control “Compromise” Doesn’t Reduce Danger Obamacare Poses to American Liberty
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 February 10, 2012
The Killing-for-Organs Pushers
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 February 10, 2012
Indivisible - The Bus Tour
 By: Jay Richards and James Robison
 Discovery Institute
 February 9, 2012
Georgia Supreme Court Overturns Assisted-Suicide Law
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 February 6, 2012
Romney and the Real Wealth Gap
 By: Michael Medved
 Livingston Daily
 February 3, 2012
The First Freedom
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 February 2, 2012
Is Denial of Life-Saving Care for Mentally Disabled Girl a Sign of Things to Come?
 By: Charlotte Hays
 National Catholic Register
 February 1, 2012
Peer-Reviewed & Peer-Edited Scientific Publications Supporting the Theory of Intelligent Design (Annotated)
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 1, 2012
Leading Intelligent Design Think Tank Condemns Passage of Creationism Bill by Indiana Senate as Bad Science and Bad Education
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 31, 2012
Canadian immunization committee recommends HPV vaccine for boys
 By: Peter Baklinski
 Life Site News
 January 30, 2012
Free Birth Control vs. Freedom of Religion
 The administration forces organizations to violate their religious beliefs.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 January 30, 2012
Specious Speciation: The Myth of Observed Large-Scale Evolutionary Change
 Response to TalkOrigins' "Observed Instances of Speciation" FAQ
By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 January 25, 2012
100 Percent of Senate Democrats Voted for Santorum Schiavo Bill
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 January 23, 2012
Locals seek support to save Blaine depot
 By: Jeremy Schwartz
 The Northern Light
 January 18, 2012
See it Now! Bioethics 2012
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 January 18, 2012
The Secrets of Tebow Hatred
 Hoping that the hero stumbles in terms of personal integrity seems cruel, but it's more acceptable to expect onfield performance that gives evidence of mortality.
By: Michael Medved
 Wall Street Journal
 January 14, 2012
Smith Review of The Leftovers
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Secondhand Smoke/ First Things
 January 14, 2012
Most Americans Support Santorum Amendment’s Approach to Teaching Evolution
 Media Backgrounder on Rick Santorum and Intelligent Design Now Available
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 7, 2012
Nuclear Terrorism Sinks Savannah -- and U.S. Civil Society
 Former Defense Secretary William Cohen's nightmare thriller understates what would actually transpire.
By: John Wohlstetter
 The American Spectator
 January 6, 2012
Santorum Amendment Related Files
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 6, 2012
Rick Santorum, the Santorum Amendment and Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 6, 2012
Just Change My Name to Nostradamus
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 January 4, 2012
Beware the "Rights of Nature"
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 December 30, 2011
Eyeballing Design
 "Biomimetics" Exposes Attacks on ID as Poorly Designed
By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 December 20, 2011
Should Doctors be Forced to Kill?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 December 16, 2011
Seattle, state's rail growth faces mud on the tracks
 By: Floyd McKay and C.B Hall
 Crosscut
 December 15, 2011
U.S.-Canada border deal improves Amtrak service to Bellingham
 By: Jared Paben
 The Bellingham Herald
 December 15, 2011
Gilder Shames the Pessimists
 By: Shlomi Cohen
 Globes
 December 12, 2011
Cascadia Center statement on U.S.-Canada Beyond the Border Agreement
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center of Discovery Institute
 December 8, 2011
FCC Bends the Rules in Pursuit of Ideological Preference
 By: Hance Haney
 The Daily Caller
 December 8, 2011
Amtrak's New Year's resolution: a faster train ride home from Vancouver B.C.
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 December 8, 2011
U.S. Powerless Against Nuclear Proliferation in Asia
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 December 5, 2011
Democrats’ Embryonic Stem Cell Strategy Hits Scientific Wall
 By: Neil Munro
 The Daily Caller
 December 4, 2011
Gingrich: Life Doesn't Begin at Conception Because That Would 'Open Up ... Very Difficult Questions'
 By: Terence P. Jeffrey
 CNS News
 December 4, 2011
Social Muddle
 Business, justice, and the Gospel are already social.
By: Jonathan Witt
 The American Spectator
 December 2, 2011
William Hurlbut: Building a Bridge Over Troubled Stem Cell Waters
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The American Journal of Bioethics
 December 1, 2011
Conservative Think Tank "Discovers" Importance of 7th Amendment Right to Civil Jury Trial
 By: Andrew Cochran
 Injury Board
 November 30, 2011
State seeks ways to pay for transportation
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 November 30, 2011
There are 7 Billion of Us
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 November 30, 2011
Intelligent Design: Atheists to the Rescue
 By: Howard Kainz
 First Things
 November 29, 2011
Dave Earling: Diverse Civic, Political Career Leads to Mayor of Edmonds
 By: Brian Soergel
 Edmonds Patch
 November 28, 2011
Introducing the Human Exceptionalist
 By: Discovery Staff
 First Things/Discovery Institute
 November 28, 2011
No Money in Dead Babies
 Financial woes prompt California firm to stop injecting embryonic stem cells into humans
By: Editorial
 California Catholic Daily
 November 28, 2011
Slade Gorton: The Man who Took on Frank Zappa – and Don Rumsfeld
 By: Joel Connelly
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 28, 2011
All the News That’s Fit to Forget
 Why you’re not hearing much about embryonic stem cells these days.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 November 28, 2011
(Not) Making the Grade: An Evaluation of 22 Recent Biology Textbooks and Their Use of Selected Icons of Evolution
 By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 November 21, 2011
Judge Sends NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab to Jury Trial for Firing Employee Who Discussed Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 21, 2011
Intelligent Design Debate Still Raging on Two Decades Later
 By: Mark Hensch
 Christian Post
 November 16, 2011
Netherlands Looks to Expand Euthanasia Grounds to Include Lonely, Poor
 By: Gracie Ferrell
 The Daily Caller
 November 15, 2011
Less Secrecy, More Justice
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 November 15, 2011
The Principled Way to Permit Medical Marijuana
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Caller
 November 14, 2011
More trains for NW may mean no more service
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 November 11, 2011
A European Victory for Ethical Stem Cell Research
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 November 8, 2011
The Human Exceptionalist - November 2011
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Human Exceptionalist
 November 8, 2011
Kingston-Seattle ferry bounces on iffy financial seas
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 November 4, 2011
First Hill streetcars to be assembled by local workers at Pacifica Marine
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 October 26, 2011
Euthanasia Spreads in Europe
 Several nations find themselves far down the slippery slope.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 October 26, 2011
It’s easy to bash capitalism, but German film shows different reality
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 October 20, 2011
The "Duty to Die" Advances
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 October 19, 2011
The Post-Kevorkian Era
 By: Barbara A. Olevitch
 The Jewish Press
 October 18, 2011
How Billionaires Can Build Bridges to the Middle Class
 The wealthy should consider a new target for their philanthropy: public works.
By: Charles Landow and Courtney Lobel
 The Wall Street Journal
 October 17, 2011
Assisted Suicide Is the Euthanasia of Hope
 Effort to legalize assisted suicide ignores the opportunity for patients to change their minds, or cheat death
By: Wesley J. Smith
 NoozHawk
 October 13, 2011
Islam is Compatible with Democracy, Says Journalist
 By: Daniel Bentson
 The Spectator
 October 12, 2011
Council asks for delay of depot demolition
 By: Jeremy Schwartz
 The Northern Light
 October 12, 2011
If Trust Breeds Speed, No Wonder Seattle Has a Trust Deficit
 By: Anthony Robinson
 Crosscut.com
 October 6, 2011
Official says safer Iraq is good investment for Wash.
 By: Cameron Drews
 The Spectator
 October 5, 2011
Rail research reports released
 Cascadia Center supports WCOG in regional overview
By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 October 5, 2011
The Cascadia Conundrum: Balkanized Transportation
 By: Knute Berger
 Crosscut.com
 October 4, 2011
Intelligent Design and the Origin of Biological Information: A Response to Dennis Venema
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 October 3, 2011
Anti-Death-Penalty Activist Sr. Helen Prejean’s Plea to Spare Life of Nadarkhani
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 October 2, 2011
Preachers confront 'last taboo': Condemning greed amid Great Recession
 By: John Blake
 CNN
 October 1, 2011
Metamorphosis Audio Clips
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 1, 2011
The Bioethics Threat to Universal Human Rights
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Human Life Review
 October 1, 2011
GOP is Missing Opportunity with Latinos
 By: Michael Medved
 USA Today
 September 26, 2011
Palestinians at the U.N.: The Cost of Folly
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 September 23, 2011
DNA Trash Talk
 Questions for Jonathan Wells on The Myth of Junk DNA
By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 September 19, 2011
Obesity: The New Global Warming?
 Here’s an issue governments can get fat on.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 September 19, 2011
FAQ On American Freedom Alliance v. California Science Center Lawsuit
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 7, 2011
Ten Years After 9/11, Americans are Safer but There is More to Do
 By: Sen. Slade Gorton
 Seattle Times
 September 2, 2011
Secondhand Smoke’s 5000th Post
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 September 2, 2011
Sci-Fact or Sci-Fi?
 What We Won't Learn from Hyped-Up Science News Headlines
By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 September 1, 2011
Does Questioning Evolution Make You Anti-Science?
 By: Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
 The Huffington Post
 September 1, 2011
George Gilder on "The Israel Test," Obama, the Internet...and the Gays?
 By: Nick Gillespie
 ReasonTV
 August 31, 2011
California Science Center to Pay $110,000 Settlement Over Intelligent Design Film
 By: Sara Reardon
 Science Magazine
 August 31, 2011
Sometimes it's Better to Just See Things From Dog's View
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 August 30, 2011
California Science Center Discrimination Lawsuit Settlement
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 29, 2011
Who Should Decide?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 August 25, 2011
Late train from Seattle to Vancouver, B.C., to stay on track
 By: Charla Bear
 KPLU
 August 18, 2011
Canada relents on cash demands for late Amtrak run from Seattle
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 August 17, 2011
Cascadia statement on permanent fee waiver for second train
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center of Discovery Institute
 August 17, 2011
The Failure of Liberal Bioethics
 By: Ross Douthat
 New York Times
 August 17, 2011
The Failure of Liberal Bioethics
 By: Ross Douthat
 New York Times
 August 17, 2011
Second daily Amtrak train to Vancouver, B.C., made permanent
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 August 17, 2011
Should Christians be Socialists?
 By: Jay Richards
 Washington Post
 August 15, 2011
Embracing Observance of Sabbath
 By: Michael Medved
 Washington Times
 August 15, 2011
What Do Putin, Obama and Ben Affleck Have in Common?
 By: Yuri Mamchur
 Real Russia
 August 15, 2011
Transportation Spending Is the Right Stimulus
 By: Ed Rendell and Scott Smith
 The Wall Street Journal
 August 11, 2011
Cherry Point cargo terminal could help fund rail upgrades, planners say
 By: John Stark
 The Bellingham Herald
 August 11, 2011
The Trouble with Transhumanism
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 August 9, 2011
Obama vs. the 1980s
 By: Holman Jenkins
 Wall Street Journal
 August 6, 2011
The Big Bore and the Big War
 How the Viaduct issue has become such a high-stakes, unending, deeply meaningful battle over the future of Seattle.
By: David Brewster
 Crosscut
 August 2, 2011
Do the Laws of Physics Make God Unnecessary?
 Oxford University professor will discuss God and Stephen Hawking Aug. 19th
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 2, 2011
Russia May Wake Up to a More Hostile Arab World
 By: Yuri Mamchur
 The Daily Star (Lebanon)
 August 2, 2011
High-speed rail in the Northwest
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 July 27, 2011
Embryonic-Stem-Cell Court Decision Reflects Our Government of Expediency
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 July 27, 2011
Perspective on the Debt
 By: Jennifer Rubin
 Washington Post
 July 26, 2011
The End of Progress
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 July 18, 2011
Why Do We Care About Bristol? Because of Her Mother
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 July 16, 2011
Debt Ceiling Showdown: Republicans Should Make Democrats Bet the Company
 By: John Wohlstetter
 The Daily Caller
 July 15, 2011
The Cell Declares His Handiwork
 A Turning Point in the Evolution Wars?
By: Tom Bethell
 New Oxford Review
 July 15, 2011
State considers tolls for I-5 express lanes
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 July 13, 2011
New Study Shows Major Textbook Publisher Fails to Comply With Texas State Science Standards
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 12, 2011
Tin Ears and Extinction
 By: Editorial
 California Stem Cell Report
 July 7, 2011
The Economic Case for Supporting Israel
 America needs the Jewish state's technology and innovation as much as it needs us.
By: George Gilder
 The Wall Street Journal
 July 5, 2011
Choosing Our Wars
 By: John R. Miller
 National Review Online
 July 4, 2011
At the Bottom of the Slippery Slope
 Where euthanasia meets organ harvesting
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 July 4, 2011
Icons of Evolution--Documentary
 By: Various
 Coldwater Media
 July 3, 2011
Answering the Dreaded 'Evolution' Question
 By: Jay Richards and David Klinghoffer
 The American Spectator
 June 24, 2011
At a Loss: How Can Critics Still Not See That ID Research Programs Exist?
 By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 June 16, 2011
Second Thoughts Result in Payout
 By: Paul Jump
 Times Higher Education
 June 16, 2011
The economic link between investment and moving goods and people
 By: Lance Dickie
 Seattle Times
 June 9, 2011
An Evaluation of Supplementary Biology and Evolution Curricular Materials Submitted for Adoption by the Texas State Board of Education
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 9, 2011
Study Finds Glaring Bloopers in Proposed Texas Science Curricula
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 9, 2011
Everett rail summit: plenty of vision, but money is still down the line
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 June 8, 2011
The Economics of Settlement
 By: George Gilder
 The American Spectator
 June 8, 2011
Forum seeks options for increasing commuter rail service in county
 By: Kurt Batdorf
 HeraldNet
 June 8, 2011
Remembering the Real Jack Kevorkian
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Catholic Register
 June 8, 2011
Dr. Death Dies
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 June 8, 2011
Jack Kevorkian, Who Assisted Suicides, Dies at 83
 By: Mark Schoifet
 Bloomberg News
 June 3, 2011
Kevorkian: A Dark Mirror on Society
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 June 3, 2011
Rail has a role in the region's future
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 June 1, 2011
A Scientific Analysis of Karl Giberson and Francis Collins' The Language of Science and Faith
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 June 1, 2011
Good Ethics Makes for Good Science
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Legatus Magazine
 June 1, 2011
All aboard, together
 How new partnerships can benefit our railroad system -- and our economy
By: Bruce Agnew
 Everett Herald
 May 29, 2011
Gilder Article in The American Spectator: "The Arab Debt to Jewish Settlement"
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 May 28, 2011
If Only the Government Could See Reason, as Did My Friend Arnold
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 May 27, 2011
Obama Sells Out Israel — For Nothing in Return
 By: John Wohlstetter
 The Daily Caller
 May 23, 2011
Let history be our guide
 Rail had a crucial role in the region's past; it should have one in our future
By: Bruce Agnew
 Everett Herald
 May 22, 2011
Of Embryonic Stem Cell Research, Politics, and the Rule of Law
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 May 19, 2011
The Arab Street Searches for George Washingtons
 By: John Miller
 Seattle Times
 May 13, 2011
Debate Over Intelligent Design Ensnares a Journal
 By: Mark Oppenheimer
 The New York Times
 May 13, 2011
Controversial Board Set to Cut Medicare Payments
 By: Kenneth Artz and Benjamin Domenech
 The Heartland Institute
 May 11, 2011
Money, God and Greed: The Tea Party and Capitalism
 By: Neil J. Young
 Huffington Post
 May 9, 2011
Getting on track
 A group is developing a plan to improve local train service
By: Diane Dietz
 The Register-Guard
 May 8, 2011
Canada's election: moving right and moving left
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Crosscut
 May 3, 2011
Is the human genome garbage?
 Biologist says "no" in new book The Myth of Junk DNA
By: Staff
 DIscovery Institute
 May 3, 2011
The Myth of Junk DNA
 By: Wells, Jonathan
 Discovery Institute Press
 May 1, 2011
The Court Fight over Embryonic-Stem-Cell Research Is Not Over Yet
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 April 29, 2011
‘We’ the Experts
 By: Sen. Jon Kyl
 Arizona Capitol Times
 April 28, 2011
What About Sprint?
 By: Hance Haney
 San Francisco Chronicle
 April 26, 2011
New push on For Telecom Deregulation
 By: Rick Barrett
 Journal Sentinel
 April 26, 2011
When It’s Time to Stop Talking
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 April 20, 2011
Can't call the Highway 99 tunnel "world-record" anymore
 By: Mike Lindstrom
 The Seattle Times
 April 18, 2011
Pacific Northwest Supply Chain & Competitiveness Exchange
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 April 13, 2011
Destination Sustainability
 Sustainable Freight Transportation in North America
By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 April 13, 2011
The Stem-Cell War
 Unlike embryonic stem cells, adult stem cells do have a record of healing. You wouldn’t know it from the media.
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review Online
 April 13, 2011
Can Plants Have Human Rights?
 By: Mark Hemingway
 The Weekly Standard
 April 13, 2011
Republicans May Look at Ryan-Rubio Ticket
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 April 5, 2011
Downshifting North America's Freight Transport Emissions
 By: Staff
 Environment News Service
 April 5, 2011
Report charts destination sustainability for North American freight transportation
 By: Staff
 EcoSeed
 April 4, 2011
It's The Information Stupid!
 Alistair Noble on Intelligent Design
By: Alistair Noble
 Cross Rhythms
 March 31, 2011
'Death Panels Already in Place'
 Terri's family in trenches of healthcare-rationing war ahead of Obamacare implementation
By: Diana Lynne
 WorldNetDaily
 March 31, 2011
Wanted: Dictators’ Retirement Home
 Putting them up would be cheaper than gunning them down
By: Bruce Chapman
 The Washington Times
 March 30, 2011
The Selman v. Cobb County Board of Education Lawsuit, Josh Rosenau, and the Legality of “Singling Out Evolution”
 By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 March 30, 2011
No Longer Science Fiction
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 March 30, 2011
Focus on Bringing Broadband to All of Florida
 By: Christina Johnson
 Florida Sun-Sentinel
 March 20, 2011
Texas Bill Would Protect College Professors Who Question Evolution
 By: Katherine T. Phan
 Christian Post
 March 19, 2011
Don't Go Wobbly in Libya
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 March 18, 2011
Starbucks and the Foodie Revolution
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 March 16, 2011
Media Coverage Distorts Issues in "Settler" Murders
 By: Michael Medved
 Townhall.com
 March 16, 2011
IVF: Enough Will Never Be Enough
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 March 16, 2011
The Creation Story for Atheists
 By: Anne Barbeau Gardiner
 New Oxford Review
 March 14, 2011
Critical Thinking, Analysis Foster Good Science
 By: Robin Zimmer
 The Tennessean
 March 11, 2011
Viewpoint Newsletter
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 10, 2011
Doubting Darwin
 By: David Deming
 LewRockwell.com
 March 9, 2011
Christian Longo’s Latest Con
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 March 8, 2011
Immigrant Family Forced to Watch Mother Dehydrated to Death
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 March 4, 2011
"Strong Democracy" and Muammar Gaddafi
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 March 3, 2011
Wesley J. Smith on "Death With Dignity"
 By: Discovery Staff
 The Regina Brett Show
 March 3, 2011
Hostage Hell is a Civilized Country's Dilemma
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 March 2, 2011
A Warning to a World in Peril
 By: C. John McCloskey
 The Cutting Edge
 February 28, 2011
How Evolutionary Theory's Other Discoverer Could Heal the Darwin Divide
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Washington Post
 February 22, 2011
Some Scientific Views Are More Equal Than Others in America
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Washington Examiner
 February 19, 2011
I, for One, Welcome Our New Robot Overlords
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 February 19, 2011
The Original American Idol
 By: John R. Miller
 The Wall Street Journal
 February 19, 2011
Rules For Radicals
 Waste what's abundant. Embrace exceptionalism. Imitate Tom Sawyer.
By: Dave Kansas
 The Wall Street Journal
 February 18, 2011
Design flaw? A fired NASA employee says he was let go because of his belief in intelligent design
 By: Edward Lee Pitts
 World Magazine
 February 16, 2011
Infanticide Must Be Combated — Carefully
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Human Life Review
 February 16, 2011
Gilder On Tech Innovation
 By: Steve Forbes
 Forbes
 February 14, 2011
Revisionist History Transforms Jack Kevorkian Into Harmless Muppet
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 February 8, 2011
Former JPL employee claims he was fired for doubting Darwin
 By: Beige Luciano-Adams
 Pasadena Star-News
 February 3, 2011
The Martin Gaskell Case: Not an Isolated Insident
 By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 February 3, 2011
Obama Administration Risks Constitutional Crisis in Flouting Health Care Law Ruling
 Gives Whole New Meaning to “Yes We Can”
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 3, 2011
American Idle: On the Road
 By: Joseph B. White
 Wall Street Journal
 February 2, 2011
Reality Shatters Obama's Happy-Talk Agenda
 By: Michael Medved
 AOL News
 February 2, 2011
Protest David Coppedge's Persecution, Direct to NASA!
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Evolution News & Views
 February 1, 2011
The California Green Debauch
 By: George Gilder
 The American Spectator
 February 1, 2011
About Those Death Panels...
 The Real Threat of Government Health Care Rationing
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 January 31, 2011
A Presidency to Nowhere
 By: Daniel Henninger
 Wall Street Journal
 January 27, 2011
The Immateriality of Wealth
 In his recent book, Arthur Brooks has shown that happiness isn’t correlated closely with merely having money but rather with earned success.
By: Jay Richards
 The American
 January 27, 2011
Intelligent Design Proponent Fired from NASA Lab
 By: Nathan Black
 Christian Post
 January 26, 2011
Uphill Battle for Panel Chief on Transportation Funding
 By: Melanie Trottman
 The Wall Street Journal
 January 25, 2011
Moscow Style Attack Possible in United States
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 January 24, 2011
Legislators counter Gregoire's ferry plan with one of their own
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 January 24, 2011
Philadelphia Abortion/Infanticide Abattoir Consistent With Peter Singer Values
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 January 21, 2011
Civility Lite: Civil — Yet Robust — Discourse
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Pajamas Media
 January 18, 2011
The Disturbing Rehabilitation of Dr. Kevorkian
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 January 17, 2011
"Stamp Out Hate": Ode to the N.Y. Times
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 January 11, 2011
Mental Illness Makes Sense of Arizona Killings
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 January 9, 2011
How Great Corporate Power Shadows Gregoire on Coal Shipments to China
 By: Floyd McKay
 Crosscut
 January 7, 2011
'Science Says' Is Now Just Another Special Interest Claim
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Human Events
 January 6, 2011
New START: Can Five GOP Secretaries of State Be Wrong?
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 January 6, 2011
Done deal: State signs $1.1 bil tunnel contract
 By: Scott Gutierrez
 Seattle-PI
 January 6, 2011
Medicare Incentive Aims to Make Patients' End-of-Life Decisions Clear
 By: Mike Wereschagin
 Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
 January 2, 2011
The Martin Gaskell Case: Not an Isolated Incident
 By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review Online
 January 1, 2011
Why Christians Should Be Concerned About the Obama Administration's Contraception Mandate
 By: Joe Carter
 The Gospel Coalition
 January 1, 2011
Phillip E. Johnson Replies to Nancey Murphy's Review of Darwin on Trial
 Excerpt from Reason in the Balance
By: Phillip E. Johnson
 Intervarsity Press (IVP)
 January 1, 2011
Eastside: Preserve options for rails and trails on BNSF corridor
 Dual use remains the operative concept for the future of the Eastside Rail Corridor. Plan for biking and hiking and commuter rail.
By: Seattle Times Editorial
 Seattle Times
 January 1, 2011
State ‘Death Panels’ Attributable to Single-Payer
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 January 1, 2011
End-of-Life Decisions and the Bureaucracy
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 December 27, 2010
Time to End Stem Cell Institute
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 December 27, 2010
Obama's "Christian Label" and the War against Nativity Scenes
 By: Nancy Pearcey
 Human Events
 December 24, 2010
Electronic End-of-Life Directives Could Hinder Response to Suicide Attempts
 By: Kevin J. Jones
 EWTN News
 December 22, 2010
Tsunami Thursday Ends an Era
 By: John Wohlstetter
 The Daily Caller
 December 21, 2010
State Should Deregulate its Telecom Markets
 By: Tom Still
 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
 December 18, 2010
Scientist Alleges Religious Discrimination in KY
 By: Dylan Lovan
 The Daily Caller
 December 17, 2010
Religion doesn't belong in public schools, but debate over Darwinian evolution does
 Students need to learn about Darwinian evolution. But they also deserve to hear countervailing scientific evidence – evidence that is censored in many current textbooks.
By: Casey Luskin
 Christian Science Monitor
 December 16, 2010
Capital Ideas
 Is capitalism the cause -- or solution -- to our economic mess? One new book gives a compelling answer.
By: Chuck Colson
 Breakpoint
 December 15, 2010
Predictions in Bioethics for 2011
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 December 15, 2010
Why Bellevue must push back on Sound Transit's proposed EastLink route
 By: Kevin Wallace
 The Seattle Times
 December 12, 2010
More federal rail money for state, and what about some train-building jobs?
 By: By C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 December 10, 2010
Federal Tax Fight; We'll Do it Again in '12
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 December 6, 2010
Eight Air-Security Myths
 Why the TSA’s new policies won’t make us safer
By: John Wohlstetter
 National Review
 December 3, 2010
George Gilder Connects the Internet’s Future with Jobs and Investment
 By: NextGenWeb
 NextGenWeb
 December 3, 2010
New governors in DC to meet with Obama
 By: John Gramlich
 Stateline
 December 2, 2010
Governor to LaHood: We're Ready For Any Rejected HSR Funds
 By: Larry Ehl
 Federal Transportation Issues
 December 2, 2010
Should China Rethink High Speed Rail?
 By: Megan McArdle
 The Atlantic
 December 1, 2010
Judging my 2010 Prognostications
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 December 1, 2010
Wisconsin Telecom Policy Needs Update
 Regulation hampers ability of telecom providers to create and maintain jobs and opportunity in Wisconsin
By: Hance Haney & George Gilder
 Wired Wisconsin
 November 30, 2010
Finding Design in Nature
 By: Michael Behe
 The Guardian
 November 29, 2010
Our New Obamacare Masters
 Meet the Independent Payment Advisory Board
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 November 29, 2010
Why Green Laws are Bad for Business
 By: Discovery Staff
 Fox Business Channel
 November 24, 2010
Adaptive Immunity: Chance or Necessity?
 By: Donald L. Ewert
 Discovery Institute
 November 24, 2010
Government Good Intentions Rarely Turn Out Good
 By: Jay Ambrose
 Scripps Howard News Service
 November 23, 2010
New START Treaty's Swiss-Cheese Ratification Trap
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 November 19, 2010
Republican Reading
 By: Tevi Troy
 National Review
 November 18, 2010
George Gilder on The Dennis Prager Show
 By: Discovery Staff
 The Dennis Prager Show
 November 17, 2010
California's Destructive Green Jobs Lobby
 By: George Gilder
 Wall Street Journal
 November 16, 2010
A Sign of the Kremlin's Contempt
 By: Ted Lipien
 BloggerNews
 November 15, 2010
I’m a Reformist Conservative – and I Doubt Darwin
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Frum Forum
 November 11, 2010
Dogmatic Signs
 A Review of Signature in the Cell
By: Phillip E. Johnson
 Touchstone Magazine
 November 10, 2010
President Bush Cites Wesley J. Smith in New Book
 By: Steve Buri
 DiscoveryNews
 November 10, 2010
Bush’s New Book Quotes Yours Truly
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 November 10, 2010
Did Physics Kill God?
 By: Jay W. Richards
 The American
 November 3, 2010
Seattle Tunnel Bids Fit Budget
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 October 29, 2010
Two pages a 'threat' to evolutionists
 By: Bill Bumpas
 OneNewsNow
 October 27, 2010
New START Treaty’s Swiss-Cheese Verification Trap
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 October 25, 2010
Americans Seem Interested in Trading in Politically Active Trade Leaders for Religious Active Politicians
 By: Anna Giaritelli
 The Washington Examiner
 October 20, 2010
Chapman Offers Insight to Leaders
 By: Leanne Moore
 Monmouth Daily Review Atlas
 October 19, 2010
Foot-dragging feds slow train service to Seattle
 By: Jon Ferry
 The Province
 October 18, 2010
New ferry service begins between Port Townsend, Seattle
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 October 18, 2010
Amtrak's Vancouver train gets a reprieve
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 October 15, 2010
Cascadia statement on the continuation of second train to Vancouver
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center of Discovery Institute
 October 15, 2010
Joyous Swiss celebrate longest-tunnel breakthrough
 By: The Associated Press and Deutsche Presse-Agentur
 The Seattle Times
 October 15, 2010
Second Vancouver-Washington Amtrak train gets a reprieve
 By: Ian Bailey and Gary Mason
 The Globe and Mail
 October 14, 2010
Federal government extends Amtrak train for another year
 By: Neal Hall
 Vancouver Sun
 October 14, 2010
New Puget Sound foot ferry service to launch
 By: Larry Lange
 Seattle P-I
 October 13, 2010
Discovery Institute Co-Sponsors Debate on Darwin and Scientific Racism at African American History Museum
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 13, 2010
Oregon Hospices Right Not to Cooperate With Assisted Suicide
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture
 October 13, 2010
Are God And Evolution Compatible? Some Catholics, Jews and Protestants Say No
 By: Discovery Institute
 The Sacramento Bee
 October 12, 2010
Media Misses Larger Stem-Cell Story
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 October 12, 2010
GORDON: Hawking irrational arguments
 Theoretical physicist takes leave of his senses
By: Bruce L. Gordon
 The Washington Times
 October 5, 2010
Social Darwinism and the Left
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 October 4, 2010
As Governor, Jerry Brown was Vociferous Foe of Vietnamese Immigration
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 October 2, 2010
God and Evolution
 Protestants, Catholics, and Jews Explore Darwin's Challenge to Faith
By: Richards, Jay (editor)
 Discovery Instittue Press
 October 1, 2010
Second Amtrak Cascades train gets mixed signals
 By: Adam Stewart
 Stanwood/Camano News
 September 28, 2010
Claire Berlinski Interviewed on National Review's Uncommon Knowledge
 By: Discovery Staff
 National Review Online
 September 27, 2010
Amtrak Cascades might drop second Vancouver train due to Canadian border fees
 By: Progressive Railroading
 Progressive Railroading
 September 23, 2010
Federal Funding for Human Cloning?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 September 23, 2010
Amtrak to Vancouver faces a bureaucratic hurdle
 By: C.B. Hall
 Crosscut
 September 22, 2010
Second daily Amtrak trip won't be derailed: Transportation Minister
 By: John Bermingham
 The Province
 September 22, 2010
Canadian fee may curb Amtrak rail runs
 By: Tracy Sherlock
 The Vancouver Sun
 September 22, 2010
Group looks at extending commuter train to Blaine
 By: Tracy Ellis
 KGMI
 September 20, 2010
Conference to promote high-speed rail in NW
 By: Peter Wong
 The Statesman Journal
 September 18, 2010
What the Mariners and America Have in Common
 By: Michael Medved
 USA Today
 September 16, 2010
Additional Articles by Nancy Pearcey
 Archive maintained by Access Research Network
By: Nancy Pearcey
 Various
 September 16, 2010
Group studies feasibility of Blaine train stop
 By: Tara Nelson
 The Northern Light
 September 16, 2010
Amazing Timing for Book on Tea Parties
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 September 14, 2010
Murder Suspect: I Was Just Helping Victim Commit Suicide
 By: Christine Clarridge
 Seattle Times
 September 14, 2010
Murder Suspect: I Was Just Helping Victim Commit Suicide
 By: Christine Clarridge
 Seattle Times
 September 14, 2010
After 50 years of OPEC, it's time to wean the U.S. economy from oil dependence
 By: Steve Marshall
 The Seattle Times
 September 13, 2010
Turkey vs Israel?
 A New Danger in the Middle East
By: Claire Berlinski
 Discovery Institute
 September 8, 2010
Intelligent Design Demoted
 David Coppedge v. Jet Propulsion Laboratory et al.
By: Casey Luskin
 Liberty Legal Journal
 September 7, 2010
Atheist Author Christopher Hitchens Energetic in Debate at Birmingham Sheraton
 By: Greg Garrison
 Birmingham News
 September 7, 2010
The Internet doesn't need new rules
 By: Hance Haney
 St. Petersburg Times
 September 7, 2010
The Meaning of Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 September 4, 2010
Atheist Preachers, Prophets and Killers
 By: Wayne Laugesen
 Colorado Springs Gazette
 September 4, 2010
About Irreducible Complexity
 Responding to Darwinists Claiming to Have Explained Away the Challenge of Irreducible Complexity
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 2, 2010
Combat Terrorists, But Don't Kill the Internet
 By: Hance Haney
 The Aspen Times
 August 31, 2010
Animals Don’t Have Rights, But Humans Do Have Duties
 By: John Hart
 American Farm Bureau
 August 30, 2010
How the U.S. Solved the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
 By: John R. Miller
 National Review
 August 27, 2010
Huge Victory for Social Conservatives
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 August 24, 2010
The Search for God
 Father Robert Spitzer Connects Modern Physics and Philosophy
By: Elenor Schoen
 National Catholic Register
 August 20, 2010
Why Is Jim Wallis Denying that He Receives Grants from Deep-Pocketed Leftists like George Soros?
 By: Jay Richards
 National Review
 August 17, 2010
Go to the Sources
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Weekly Standard
 August 16, 2010
The Drive to Create
 By: George Gilder
 National Review
 August 16, 2010
Light Rail Showdown: Vancouver versus Seattle
 By: Frances Bula
 The Globe and Mail
 August 13, 2010
The Nonhuman Animal
 By: Michael P. Orsi
 The American Spectator
 August 10, 2010
Zeal for Darwin's House Consumes Them: How Supporters of Evolution Encourage Violations of the Establishment Clause
 By: Casey Luskin
 Liberty University Law Review
 August 9, 2010
My Life, My Death, My Choice
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 August 5, 2010
A Classic Evolution Policy Blunder
 By: Bruce Chapman
 The American Spectator
 August 4, 2010
Ban the Burqa
 By: Claire Berlinski
 National Review
 August 2, 2010
High-Speed Rail in the Cascadia Corridor
 Sessions in Vancouver and Portland Advance Cause
By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 July 27, 2010
Animal Spirits
 By: David Michael
 The New Republic
 July 21, 2010
KUOW Report about "Deep-Bore Tunnel 101"
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 July 20, 2010
Broadband Regulation Risks Jobs
 By: Hance Haney
 Sacramento Bee
 July 18, 2010
Obama Names Tom Alberg to New National Council on Entrepreneurship
 By: Bruce Chapman
 DiscoveryNews.org
 July 16, 2010
A Vexing Problem
 Disturbing developments in the area of organ transplantation
By: Daniel Allott
 The Catholic World Report
 July 15, 2010
Israel Must Be More Than an Emergency
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jewish Daily Forward
 July 15, 2010
Billboard Campaign Puts Controversial Right-to-Die Group in the Spotlight
 By: Meghan Baker
 Fox News
 July 15, 2010
Health Care Rationing Obama Believes In
 By: Nat Hentoff
 Real Clear Politics
 July 12, 2010
Obama's NASA: Fly Me to the Crescent Moon
 By: Ken Blackwell
 The Daily Caller
 July 11, 2010
Connecting Cascadia: A High Speed Rail Vision for the Pacific Northwest
 Draft Final Report
By: America 2050
 Ameria 2050
 July 8, 2010
As high-speed rail leaves the station, is B.C. on board
 By: Curt Cherewayko
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 July 2, 2010
The Dark Side of Darwinism
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Huffington Post
 July 2, 2010
The Dark Side of Darwinism
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Huffington Post
 July 2, 2010
Intelligent Design Proponents Toil More than the Critics: A Response to Wesley Elsberry and Jeffrey Shallit
 By: Casey Luskin
 Intelligent Design & Evolution Awareness Center
 July 1, 2010
Connecting Oregon
 The Slow Road to Rapid Communications, 1843–2009
By: Frank Dillow
 Oregon Historical Quarterly
 July 1, 2010
Intelligent Design Uncensored: An Easy-to-Understand Guide to the Controversy
 By: Dembski, William & Jonathan Witt
 InterVarsity Press
 June 28, 2010
Obama in the Coils of Foreign Opinion
 By: John R. Miller
 The American Spectator
 June 28, 2010
Law provides framework to handle controversial scientific issues
 By: Gene Mills
 Shreveport Times
 June 26, 2010
World is watching Alaskan Way Viaduct tunnel
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 June 25, 2010
World is Watching Alaskan Way Viaduct Tunnel
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 June 25, 2010
Discovery Views - Summer 2010
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 22, 2010
A Visit Inside Turkey's Islamist IHH
 By: Claire Berlinski
 The Weekly Standard
 June 21, 2010
High-Speed Rail Would Save Oil, Create Jobs, Study Finds
 By: Chad Vander Veen
 Government Technology
 June 18, 2010
New Gaza Flotilla Crisis Begins for Israel
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 June 17, 2010
A race to the top to cut U.S. oil dependence
 By: Steve Marshall
 Seattle Times
 June 17, 2010
Cascadian Mayors Flirt with Romance of High-speed Rail
 By: Curt Cherewayko
 Business in Vancouver
 June 15, 2010
Cascadian Mayors Flirt With Romance of High-Speed Rail
 By: Curt Cherewayko
 Business in Vancouver
 June 15, 2010
Cuba 1962 and Iran 2010
 Will There be a Mideast Nuclear Castro?
By: John Wolhstetter
 The American Spectator
 June 15, 2010
Dawkins and Darwin's Three-Ring Circus
 A review of: The Greatest Show On Earth: The Evidence for Evolution
By: Jonathan Wells
 Christian Research Journal
 June 15, 2010
California Science Center to Pay Attorneys' Fees and Settle Open Records Lawsuit by Intelligent Design Group
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 14, 2010
Molecular Machines in the Cell
 By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 June 11, 2010
You Beast!
 An Interview with Bioethicist Wesley J. Smith
By: Kevin Allen
 Salvo Magazine
 June 9, 2010
Health care rationing Obama believes in begins
 By: Nat Hentoff
 Jewish World Review
 June 9, 2010
Demoted Employee for NASA Mission Fights Discrimination
 By: Nathan Black
 The Christian Post
 June 8, 2010
Specialist for NASA mission demoted, threatened with termination for sharing views on intelligent design
 ADF-allied attorney files suit on behalf of Jet Propulsion Laboratory specialist
By: Alliance Defense Fund
 Alliance Defense Fund News Release
 June 7, 2010
The "Teach the Controversy" Controversy
 By: David K. DeWolf
 University of St. Thomas Journal of Law & Public Policy
 June 2, 2010
Assisted Suicide: Why Now?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Legatus Magazine
 June 1, 2010
A Closer Look at Textbooks
 By: Raven Clabough
 New American
 May 28, 2010
Richard M. Weaver, Conservative Intellectual Icon and Darwin-Doubter
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Evolution News & Views
 May 26, 2010
In Defense of the Unabashedly Profitable
 By: Jay Richards
 Harvard Business Review
 May 24, 2010
The Search for Extraterrestrial Life
 The Question That Won't Go Away
By: Jay Richards
 The Colson Center
 May 19, 2010
The Land of Silicon and Money
 By: Daniel Doron
 The Wall Street Journal - European Edition
 May 18, 2010
Presumptuous Consent
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 May 18, 2010
Stealth Legislation to Federally Fund Human Cloning
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 May 18, 2010
Animal Rights: A Primer
 By: Dr. Jeff Mirus
 Catholic Culture
 May 11, 2010
Ecocide: A Crime Against Peace?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 May 10, 2010
The Constitutionality and Pedagogical Benefits of Teaching Evolution Scientifically
 By: Casey Luskin
 University of St. Thomas Journal of Law & Public Policy
 May 6, 2010
Foot ferry service slated to return between Seattle-Kingston
 By: Larry Lange
 The Seattle P-I
 May 4, 2010
FCC Should Focus on Spurring Investment, Not More Regulation
 By: Hance Haney
 The Seattle Times
 May 2, 2010
Let's Build Transport System on Common Ground
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 April 30, 2010
Citizen Slade
 By: Greg Lamm
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 April 30, 2010
Changing the Channel
 A Special Report on Television
By: Joel Budd
 The Economist
 April 29, 2010
Veganism is Murder, Too
 By: Anath Hartmann
 Washington Times
 April 28, 2010
State Dept. Thanks Discovery Institute
 By: Daniel A. Russell
 US Department of State
 April 26, 2010
President Obama's Nuclear Gamble
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Hudson New York
 April 21, 2010
Intelligent Design proponent who works at JPL says he experienced religious discrimination
 By: Emma Gallegos
 sgvtribune.com
 April 18, 2010
Liberal Democrat Changes British Campaign
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 April 16, 2010
Wesley J. Smith Debates on Michael Medved Show
 By: Discovery Staff
 The Michael Medved Show
 April 16, 2010
How NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Punished David Coppedge for His Views on Intelligent Design
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 15, 2010
Discrimination Lawsuit Filed against NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab for Harassing and Demoting Supporter of Intelligent Design
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 15, 2010
Stay focused on rails and trails on the Eastside
 By: Lance Dickie
 The Seattle Times
 April 15, 2010
The Debate Around Fetal Pain and Abortions
 By: John Hudson
 The Atlantic
 April 14, 2010
Alliance Brings High-Speed Internet to Low-Income
 Seeking a Wider Web
By: Sandra Guy
 Chicago Sun-Times
 April 12, 2010
Darwin’s Sacred Cause Offers Little New and Nothing of Importance
 By: Michael A. Flannery
 Discovery Institute
 April 8, 2010
China Is Eager to Bring High-Speed Rail Expertise to the U.S.
 By: Keith Bradsher
 The New York Times
 April 7, 2010
But Shouldn't We Be Nice to Puppies?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 April 7, 2010
Our Fading National Pastime
 By: John R. Miller
 Wall Street Journal
 April 6, 2010
Atheist Crusaders
 By: Philip Johnson
 Touchstone
 April 1, 2010
Signs of Desperation? Early Responses to Signature in the Cell Are Easily Dismissed
 By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 March 29, 2010
Every Bit Digital: DNA’s Programming Really Bugs Some ID Critics
 By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 March 29, 2010
Survival First, Lawfare Second
 The Perils of Suicide-Pact Legalism
By: John Wohlstetter
 American Spectator
 March 26, 2010
At What Cost?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 March 24, 2010
Animal Rights Versus Animal Welfare
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 March 22, 2010
Unnecessary telecom regulations hurting Illinois
 By: Hance Haney and George Gilder
 News-Gazette
 March 21, 2010
Against All Gods: What’s Right and Wrong about the New Atheism
 By: Johnson, Phillip, Reynolds, John Mark
 IVP Books
 March 18, 2010
A Rat is a Pig is a Dog is a Boy
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 C-SPAN
 March 18, 2010
Illinois’ Incomplete Telecom Report Card
 Remnant telecom regulation threatens jobs and opportunity in Illinois
By: Hance Haney & George Gilder
 Illinois Technology Partnership
 March 17, 2010
Cap and Trade for the Internet
 By: George Gilder
 Wall Street Journal
 March 16, 2010
When to Doubt a Scientific 'Consensus'
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 March 16, 2010
Animal Wrongs
 By: Jacob Laksin
 Frontpage Magazine
 March 11, 2010
Animal Rights Follow-Up
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 March 10, 2010
Connect the Dots Between Scientism and Government Spending
 Add up the Human and Financial Costs
By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 March 4, 2010
What Do Darwinism and 'Climate Change' Have in Common?
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 March 4, 2010
Slade Gorton to be Honored as First Citizen
 By: Joel Connelly
 Seattle P-I
 March 4, 2010
Darwin Foes Add Warming to Targets
 By: Leslie Kaufman
 The New York Times
 March 4, 2010
Will Supreme Court decision mean profound changes in election conduct?
 By: Steven Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 March 3, 2010
When Animals Sue
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 March 3, 2010
The NCSE, Judge Jones, and Citation Bluffs About the Origin of New Functional Genetic Information
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 March 2, 2010
Maybe Gore Still Needs to Thaw
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 March 1, 2010
Lively Truth-Teller
 By: Steve Forbes
 Forbes
 March 1, 2010
Rats, Pigs, and Dogs: Oh Boy!
 By: Humane Watch
 www.humanewatch.org
 February 28, 2010
Alexander Haig's 1981 Warning: Fixing Presidential Succession
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Discovery Institute
 February 26, 2010
Rat = Pig = Dog = Boy = Moral Nonsense
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 February 23, 2010
McGinn to Microsoft on 520: Walk the talk
 By: Larry Lange, Scott Gutierrez, Vanessa Ho and Nick Eaton
 Seattle P-I
 February 23, 2010
The Cut That Heals
 By: George Gilder
 National Review
 February 22, 2010
George Washington's Tear-Jerker
 By: John J. Miller
 The New York Times
 February 15, 2010
Unless We All Matter
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 February 9, 2010
Economic Conservatism and Social Conservatism are "Indivisible"
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 February 8, 2010
Future Imperfect
 By: George Gilder
 National Review
 February 8, 2010
Why Antagonize China?
 By: George Gilder
 Wall Street Journal
 February 4, 2010
Eastside commuter rail and bike trail could be built fast, some say
 By: Katherine Long
 The Seattle Times
 February 4, 2010
Cascadia: The New Frontier
 How the 2010 Winter Games may help turn a decades-old dream for Cascadia into reality
By: Peter Severinson
 BC Business
 February 3, 2010
Bruce Agnew Discusses Sustainable Freight Transportation
 By: Mike Wussow
 Commission for Environmental Cooperation
 February 2, 2010
Transportation advocates applaud state's receipt of federal high-speed rail funding
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center of Discovery Institute
 January 28, 2010
Washington to get $590 million for high-speed rail improvements
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 January 28, 2010
Washington state gets $590M for rail
 By: Steve Wilhelm
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 January 28, 2010
A Mathematician Looks at Darwin’s Theory and Discovers It Doesn’t Add Up
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 26, 2010
Everyone Matters, No Matter What
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 January 26, 2010
Relax (regulation) and map a road to economic recovery
 By: Mike Klein
 The Daily Citizen
 January 22, 2010
Between the Covers
 By: John J. Miller
 National Review Online
 January 19, 2010
Legislating a Second Bill of Rights
 By: Ben Wiker
 To The Source
 January 14, 2010
California Senate Minority Leader Launches Probe into California Science Center's Alleged Violations of First Amendment Rights
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 14, 2010
Forced "Consensus" is Corrupting Science
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 January 11, 2010
Richard Reid and the Christmas Bomber
 By: John Wohlstetter
 American Spectator
 January 11, 2010
Georgia's Unfinished Telecom Agenda
 Regulatory Reform Would Grow Georgia's Economy
By: Hance Haney, George Gilder
 Discovery Institute
 January 8, 2010
Telecom policy: Another way Georgia risks falling behind
 By: Kyle Wingfield
 Atlanta Journal-Constitution
 January 8, 2010
Technological Morality
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 January 8, 2010
Could Snowdrifts Bury Prime Minister Brown?
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery News
 January 6, 2010
'Science Says' Is Now Just Another Special Interest Claim
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Human Events
 January 6, 2010
Is Physician-Assisted Suicide Ever Permissible?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Schusterman Center for Jewish Studies
 January 5, 2010
More Spin Will Cause, Not Cure, Public Mistrust of Science
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 January 3, 2010
Kenneth Miller, Michael Behe, and the Irreducible Complexity of the Blood Clotting Cascade Saga
 By: Casey Luskin
 EvolutionNews.org
 January 1, 2010
St. Odd? Catholic best-selling author Koontz explores spirituality, evil
 By: Tim Drake
 National Catholic Register
 January 1, 2010
Calif. Science Center Sued For Nixing Intelligent Design Film
 By: Amir Efrati
 The Wall Street Journal Law Blog
 December 29, 2009
California Science Center is sued for canceling a film promoting intelligent design
 By: Mike Boehm
 Los Angeles Times
 December 29, 2009
The Miser versus the Entrepreneur
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 December 23, 2009
The Party's Over
 By: Jonathan Wells
 The American Spectator
 December 22, 2009
Climategate Recalls Attacks on Darwin Doubters
 By: Stephen C. Meyer
 Human Events
 December 22, 2009
Haunted by Terri Schiavo
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 the church Report
 December 21, 2009
Haunted by Terri Shiavo
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Church Report
 December 21, 2009
Get with the Program
 A Review of Signature in the Cell by Stephen Meyer
By: Heather Zeiger
 Salvo
 December 17, 2009
The Elephant in the Room: Challenging science dogma
 As with evolution, the 'consensus' on climate change has become an ideology.
By: Rick Santorum
 Philadelphia Inquirer
 December 17, 2009
Most Overlooked News Of 2009 - Tunnel Differences
 By: Ross Reynolds
 KUOW-FM
 December 16, 2009
Debate on Origins of Life: Meyer, Sternberg vs. Shermer Prothero
 Streaming audio of the debate now available
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 15, 2009
The Long Awakening
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 December 14, 2009
Himmelfarb on Darwin
 An Enduring Perspective After 50 Years
By: Michael A. Flannery
 Discovery Institute
 December 13, 2009
Evolution is Not the Problem. Darwinism is the Problem.
 By: Ben Wiker
 To The Source
 December 9, 2009
Israel, Capitalism, and Human Exceptionalism
 An Interview with Author George Gilder
By: Elliot Resnick
 The Jewish Press
 December 9, 2009
Does Science Have a Magisterium?
 By: Jay Richards
 The American
 December 9, 2009
Flash Forward: Obamacare Cometh and Other Bioethical Tales for 2010
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 December 9, 2009
Road Tolling May Be A Necessary Evil For Vancouver
 By: Derek Moscato
 Metronews.ca "In Transit" column
 December 7, 2009
Bernanke Versus the Austrians
 By: Jonathan Witt
 The American Spectator
 December 7, 2009
Science center intolerant of intelligent design
 By: Pete Chagnon
 OneNewsNow
 December 7, 2009
Darwinists, Moral Relativism, and Hitler
 By: Richard Weikart
 The Church Report
 December 7, 2009
Intelligent Design Author Receives World Magazine’s Man of the Year Honor
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 7, 2009
Set My People Free
 By: Ben Wiker
 To The Source
 December 3, 2009
Labour Clueless on Internet
 By: Brendan O'Neill
 The Guardian
 December 3, 2009
Intelligent Design Think Tank Sues Calif. Science Center
 By: Nathan Black
 Christian Post
 December 3, 2009
The Wrong War
 By: John R. Miller
 National Review
 December 2, 2009
Discovery Institute Sues California Science Center for Suppressing Public Documents Showing Viewpoint Discrimination Against Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 2, 2009
2nd lawsuit filed over museum censorship
 Science center accused of shutting down intelligent-design film
By: World Net Daily
 World Net Daily
 December 2, 2009
Intelligent Design Should Not Be Excluded From the Study of Origins
 By: Alastair Noble
 The Guardian
 December 1, 2009
Keeping the lid on - and the science out
 By: Barbara Hollingsworth
 Washington Examiner
 December 1, 2009
Scientocracy Rules
 Creating Consensus Is the PC Way to Get Smart
By: Casey Luskin
 Salvo Magazine
 December 1, 2009
World Magazine Recommends Money, Greed and God
 By: Marvin Olasky
 World Magazine
 December 1, 2009
Pulling the Plug on the Conscience Clause
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 December 1, 2009
Muddling the Manhattan Declaration
 By: Jonathan Witt
 Breakpoint
 November 27, 2009
100 Notable Books of 2009
 By: The New York Times Book Review
 The New York Times
 November 27, 2009
Intelligent Design film shut down by museum
 Lawsuit challenges censorship of debate over evolution
By: Bob Unruh
 WorldNetDaily
 November 26, 2009
2009 Books of the Year
 By: Discovery Staff
 London Times Literary Supplement
 November 25, 2009
Four teams vying to build viaduct replacement tunnel
 By: Scott Gutierrez
 Seattlepi.com
 November 25, 2009
Celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Darwin's Origin of Species
 By: Ben Wiker
 Human Events
 November 24, 2009
Pro-Darwin consensus doesn't rule out intelligent design
 By: Stephen C. Meyer
 CNN.com
 November 23, 2009
Melding Rich History, Promising Future
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Everett Herald
 November 21, 2009
Bruce Agnew In Radio News Segment On Eastside Rail & Trail
 By: Rich Lyons
 KOMO 1000 AM
 November 20, 2009
John Wohlstetter on Dennis Miller Show - The 9/11 Trial
 By: Discovery Staff
 The Dennis Miller Show
 November 18, 2009
New light-rail plan avoids downtown core
 By: Joshua Adam Hicks
 Bellevue Reporter
 November 17, 2009
New light-rail plan avoids downtown core
 By: Joshua Adam Hicks
 Bellevue Reporter
 November 17, 2009
Intelligent design Book Delivers Blow To Darwin; Cracks Amazon.com Bestseller List in Science
 Signature in the Cell makes 2009 list of top ten best selling science books
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 17, 2009
Chasing Corporations Out Of The U.S.
 By: Bob Herbold
 Investor's Business Daily
 November 16, 2009
Congress is on a Health-Reform Path that will Raise Premiums
 By: Slade Gorton
 The Seattle Times
 November 15, 2009
Suicide Radicalism Surges in America
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Church Report
 November 15, 2009
The Rapture of the Atheists
 By: Bruce Chapman
 CNS News
 November 13, 2009
Let's restore civility to the debate on evolution and intelligent design
 By: Casey Luskin
 Washington D.C. Examiner
 November 13, 2009
On threshers, local food, faith, reason and more ...
 By: Pioneer Press
 TwinCities.com - Pioneer Press
 November 12, 2009
2009…A Not So Dark Year in Bioethics After All
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture
 November 12, 2009
2009…A Not So Dark Year in Bioethics After All
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture
 November 12, 2009
Stinks to be You
 By: Chuck Colson
 BreakPoint
 November 11, 2009
Consortium On Verge Of Owning Eastside Railway Land
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 November 7, 2009
Cascadia Center director Bruce Agnew on decision to keep Eastside corridor in public domain
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center of Discovery Institute
 November 6, 2009
Election 09: All-Mail Ballots Drain Elections of Their Majesty
 Vote-by-mail may be more convenient, but it comes at the expense of the symbolism and grand drama of election nights.
By: Steven J. Buri
 Crosscut
 November 4, 2009
'Science and Faith: Friends or Foes?'
 By: Benjamin Hawkins
 Baptist Press
 November 3, 2009
Pay-by-the-mile Auto Insurance Advances In California
 By: Jim Sanders
 Sacramento Bee
 November 3, 2009
Australia's Dr. Death comes to San Francisco
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 November 2, 2009
Despite Rhetoric In Vancouver Mayor's Race, Decisions On Tolls Lie Elsewhere
 By: Allan Brettman
 Oregonian
 November 1, 2009
Power '09: Bruce Agnew
 By: Knute Berger
 Seattle Magazine
 November 1, 2009
Who Will Pass the Test?
 Michael Medved Reviews The Israel Test
By: Michael Medved
 Commentary
 November 1, 2009
Who Will Pass the Test?
 By: Michael Medved
 Commentary
 November 1, 2009
Seattle Getting 2,500 Electric Car Charging Stations
 By: Scott Gutierrez
 Seattle PI.com
 November 1, 2009
Electric Car Industry Gets a Charge at Microsoft
 King 5 News coverage of 6th Annual TransTech Conference featuring Rob Bernard
By: King 5 News
 King 5
 October 30, 2009
Knocking Human Beings Off the Pedestal of Exceptionalism
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Church Report
 October 30, 2009
Editorial - A Broken Model
 By: Frank Bucholtz
 Langley Times/B.C. LocalNews.com
 October 27, 2009
Gilder, in Israel, Sees Still More Tech Inventions Coming
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 October 25, 2009
Seattle Expected To Be Key Market For Electric Cars
 By: Katherine Long
 Seattle Times
 October 25, 2009
Will Smarter Roads Save Us Money?
 By: Phil Patton
 New York Times "Wheels" Blog
 October 24, 2009
Electric Car Industry Pulls In For Quick Charge At Microsoft
 By: Gary Chittim
 KING 5 TV
 October 23, 2009
Cascadia's Bruce Agnew Discusses Electric Vehicles On Display At "Beyond Oil"
 By: Rich Lyons
 KOMO 1000 AM
 October 23, 2009
Darwin's Defenders Deny Life's Evident Design
 By: Stephen C. Meyer
 The Church Report
 October 23, 2009
Facts About Seattle's Tunnel Choice
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 October 22, 2009
Region's Sustainable Transit Plan Must be Funded
 By: Mike Harcourt
 Vancouver Sun
 October 22, 2009
Federal Grants Spur Adoption of New Transportation Technologies in Northwest
 By: Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Center of Discovery Institute
 October 22, 2009
New Federal Grants Spur New Technologies
 Beyond Oil Conference, Oct. 23-24, 2009
By: Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Center
 October 20, 2009
Electric Cars Find Power In Governments
 By: Sebastion Moffett, Norihiko Shirouzu
 Wall Street Journal
 October 20, 2009
Free Ride On Roads Must End
 By: Steven B. Bolt
 Philadelphia Inquirer
 October 20, 2009
Hazardous Pathway
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 October 20, 2009
Book Review: Why Are Jews Liberals?, by Norman Podhoretz
 By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 October 19, 2009
Assisted-suicide statute challenged by 2 Connecticut doctors
 By: Kevin B. O'Reilly,
 American Medical News
 October 19, 2009
Puget Sound Gets Electric Cars In Federal Pilot Project
 By: Les Blumenthal
 Tacoma News Tribune
 October 19, 2009
Smithsonian exercising viewpoint discrimination?
 By: Charlie Butts
 OneNewsNow
 October 18, 2009
Cascadia Blog Article Highlights Teleworking Green, Productivity Benefits
 By: Brendan B. Read
 TMCnet.com
 October 16, 2009
Assisted Suicide Advocates Seek to Euthanize The Rule of Law
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Church Report
 October 16, 2009
Nobel for Obama Injurious to America and its Allies?
 By: Chad Groening
 One News Now
 October 15, 2009
Metropolitan Washington Council Of Governments To Study Road Pricing
 By: Sarah Krouse
 Washington Business Journal
 October 15, 2009
Darwin’s Dilemma: Evolutionary Elite Choose Censorship over Scientific Debate
 By: Casey Luskin
 CNSNews.com
 October 14, 2009
Bridge Operators Consider Raising Tolls In Bay Area
 By: Denis Cuff
 San Jose Mercury-News/Contra Costa Times
 October 14, 2009
Dawkins Refuses to Debate Intelligent Design Scholars
 By: Eric Young
 Christian Post Reporter
 October 13, 2009
The Human Exceptionalist - An Interview with Wesley J. Smith
 By: Kevin Allen
 Salvo Magazine
 October 12, 2009
Abandoning the Most Vulnerable
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 October 12, 2009
Beware the Drive to Reduce Some Human Beings Into Mere Natural Resources
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 CNSNews.com
 October 7, 2009
Signature in the Cell
 By: Ken Peterson
 Spectrum Magazine
 October 6, 2009
Leading Darwinist Richard Dawkins Dodges Debates, Refuses to Defend Evolution as The Greatest Show On Earth
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 6, 2009
Preparing Students to Intelligently Question Darwin This Fall
 By: Casey Luskin
 The Church Report
 October 5, 2009
City To Sign Deal Soon For Viaduct-replacement Tunnel
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 October 5, 2009
Is High Speed Rail A Good Investment For The Future?
 By: Mike Skehan
 Seattle PI.com
 October 4, 2009
Crapo On Amtrak Numbers
 By: Staff
 Idaho State Journal
 October 4, 2009
Snohomish Leaders Spent A Day In San Francisco
 Planned Commuter Rail Line Assessed
By: Staff
 Snohomish Times
 October 4, 2009
Nobody Likes Us? Who Cares?
 By: John R. Miller
 The New York Times
 October 3, 2009
'Green' Standards Catching On With Large Vehicle Fleets In Seattle Area
 By: Steve Wilhelm
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 October 2, 2009
Ardi and the human family tree
 By: World News & Opinion
 The Week
 October 2, 2009
Darwin's Dilemma Los Angeles Premiere Will Mark 150th Anniversary of Darwin's Origin of Species with Focus on Controversy over Evolution and Intelligent Design
 By: American Freedom Alliance
 American Freedom Alliance
 October 1, 2009
In Search Of A National Transportation Plan
 By: Jake Lynch
 Reporter Newspapers
 October 1, 2009
Fast Train In The Fast Lane
 By: Liam Moriarty
 KPLU-FM 88.3
 October 1, 2009
Northwest Is Poised To Lead In Developing Electric Car Transition
 By: Steve Marshall
 Seattle Times
 October 1, 2009
Ask Not for Whom The Road Tolls
 By: Al Scott
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 September 30, 2009
Richard Dawkins's Jewish Problem
 By: David Klinghoffer
 BeliefNet
 September 29, 2009
Two Shipyards Compete For Kingston Ferry Contract
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 September 29, 2009
Jewish Brain Power Fuels Israeli Technology
 By: Chris Mitchell
 CBN
 September 28, 2009
Waking a spiritually slumbering generation
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Church Report
 September 28, 2009
While There are Sister Cities There Will be no Wars
 A friendship across years and miles
By: Howard L. Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 September 28, 2009
Civilization Clash: It's Envy, Not Religion
 By: Rich Karlgaard
 Forbes
 September 28, 2009
How to Lose Friends
 By: David Harsanyi
 The Denver Post
 September 25, 2009
The Body Politic Electric
 By: Michael Weiss
 Slate
 September 25, 2009
Gregoire Opposes Any Push To Replace Viaduct With Surface Route
 By: Andrew Garber
 Seattle Times
 September 24, 2009
A landmark book about intelligent design has hit the bookstore shelves
 Signature in the Cell
By: Chuck Colson
 Breakpoint
 September 24, 2009
Book Review: The Signature in the Cell
 By: Douglas Groothius
 The Constructive Curmudgeon
 September 24, 2009
Translink's Carbon Claims Challenged From Within
 By: Jeff Nagel
 Surrey News
 September 24, 2009
Senators seek to restore Amtrak's Pioneer Route
 By: The Associated Press
 The Seattle Times
 September 23, 2009
Washington State Transportation Head Weighs In On Future Of Infrastructure
 By: Laura Pierce
 Reporter Newspapers
 September 22, 2009
Time To Go "All In" On Tolls
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 September 22, 2009
Berlinski's The Devil's Delusion Back in Print
 An Agnostic Delivers the Definitive Response to the New Atheists
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 22, 2009
A Myth Is as Good as a Mile
 Why the assisted-suicide movement is winning
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 September 21, 2009
Deepening Darwin's Dilemma
 By: Jonathan Wells
 Discovery Institute
 September 16, 2009
Blown Away
 By: Dan Peterson
 American Spectator
 September 15, 2009
Intelligent Design Film to Premiere at Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History Sept. 29
 Intelligent Design Author Will Also Speak at OU
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 14, 2009
Israel's Other War
 By: Carl Horowitz
 Townhall.com
 September 12, 2009
A National Townhall on Health Care Reform
 By: FRC Action Webcast
 Family Research Council
 September 11, 2009
Gilder Book a "Unique Contribution"
 By: Caroline Glick
 The Jerusalem Post
 September 10, 2009
Highway Bill Passage This Fall Is Unlikely
 By: Josh Mitchell
 Wall Street Journal
 September 10, 2009
Film Examines the Cambrian Explosion, Biology’s Big Bang, 530 Million Years in the Past
 Darwin’s Dilemma will be released on DVD Sept. 15
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 9, 2009
Wesley J. Smith on the Cover of National Review
 By: Staff
 Discovery Blog
 September 8, 2009
What’s Israel Got to Do with It?
 By: Clifford D. May
 National Review
 September 3, 2009
Charge! Carmakers Are Shifting Toward Electric Vehicles; Policy-makers Must Do Their Part, Too.
 By: Opinion Staff
 The Economist
 September 3, 2009
State Is Making Progress On Transportation issues
 By: State Rep. Judy Clibborn
 Bellingham Herald
 September 3, 2009
Climate Bill Is Too Complex
 (Carbon Tax Favored Over Cap-And-Trade)
By: Marshall Saunders
 Philadelphia Inquirer
 September 1, 2009
Hitler's Ethic: The Nazi Pursuit of Evolutionary Progress
 By: Richard Weikart
 Palgrave Macmillan
 September 1, 2009
Transit Needs Statewide Fix
 By: Editorial Board
 Detroit Free Press
 August 31, 2009
Minnesota's Highways May Need 'VMT' Fees
 By: Editorial Board
 Grand Forks Herald
 August 31, 2009
Stop The Tunnel?
 By: Guy Nelson
 KUOW-FM
 August 31, 2009
Does Seattle Have Enough Spark for Electric Cars?
 By: John Stang
 Seattle PI.com
 August 31, 2009
Signature in the Cell: DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design
 By: Meyer, Stephen C.
 Harper Collins
 August 31, 2009
The Promise Land
 By: Sol Stern
 City Journal
 August 28, 2009
New Direction and Goals Unveiled at National Transportation Forum
 By: Mike Wussow
 Discovery Institute (Cascadia Prospectus)
 August 27, 2009
Transportation Dollars Should Be Allocated To Maximize Larger Society Goals
 By: Slade Gorton
 Seattle Times
 August 27, 2009
George Gilder on The Michael Medved Show
 By: Discovery Staff
 The Michael Medved Show
 August 26, 2009
Students Challenged to Study Evolution, Think for Themselves
 By: Nathan Black
 Christian Post
 August 26, 2009
John Wohlstetter on Dennis Miller
 By: Discovery Staff
 The Dennis Miller Show
 August 25, 2009
Silicon Israel
 By: George Gilder
 City Journal
 August 25, 2009
MnDOT Short $50 Billion For Next 20 Years
 By: Jim Foti
 Minneapolis Star-Tribune
 August 25, 2009
Pass This Test
 By: Jay Nordlinger
 National Review
 August 24, 2009
State Wants $435 Mil In Stimulus Funds For Rail Service
 By: Scott Gutierrez
 Seattle PI.com
 August 24, 2009
Portland to Vancouver B.C.: A Baby Step For Passenger Rail
 By: Rick Attig
 The Oregonian
 August 23, 2009
Cleaning Up At The Ports Of Los Angeles And Long Beach
 By: Ronald T. White
 Los Angeles Times
 August 23, 2009
The Netherlands?! A Good Bad Example
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 August 20, 2009
I am finally scared of a White House administration
 By: Nat Hentoff
 Jewish World Review
 August 19, 2009
The Israel Test
 By: Cynthia Grenier
 Human Events
 August 17, 2009
Rationing and Rationality
 By: Editorial
 National Review
 August 17, 2009
Simulations of the Alakan Way Replacement Options
 By: Washington State Dept. of Transportation
 Washington State Dept. of Transportation
 August 17, 2009
Seeking A Transit System We Can Afford
 By: Harvey Enchin
 Vancouver Sun
 August 15, 2009
Sticking With Seattle's Tunnel
 By: Alwyn Scott
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 August 14, 2009
Much Ado About Something: The Battle Over Obamacare
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 August 14, 2009
Big Business, If You're So Rich, Why Aren't You Smart?
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 August 13, 2009
A "Heretic" in Jewish Terms? Someone Who Denies Intelligent Design
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet
 August 12, 2009
Second Daily Amtrak Train to Vancouver, B.C., Starts Aug. 19
 By: Kristin Jackson
 Seattle Times
 August 12, 2009
Lives of Toil and Stress, Not Self Indulgence
 By: Michael Medved
 Townhall.com
 August 12, 2009
Seniors Oppose Obamacare
 By: Mike McManus
 Ethics and Religion Column
 August 12, 2009
The Benefits of Bartering
 By: Yuri Mamchur
 National Review
 August 12, 2009
New Methods Of Funding Crucial
 By: Gerald Nicely
 The Tennessean
 August 11, 2009
Expelled From the New York Times
 By: Ben Stein
 The American Spectator
 August 10, 2009
Israel Inside
 By: John Wohlstetter
 The American Spectator
 August 10, 2009
Are 110-m.p.h. Trains On The Right Track?
 By: Jon Hilkevitch
 Chicago Tribune
 August 10, 2009
New Video Shows DNA Evidence for Intelligent Design
 Animation Gives Unique Look Inside the Cell
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 10, 2009
Israel is just too successful for the losers of the Leftist intelligentsia
 By: Stephanie Gutmann
 The Daily Telegraph
 August 10, 2009
Congress Begins Grappling With New Surface Transportation Funding Bill
 By: Various
 Cascadia Center
 August 10, 2009
New types of medicines need new regulatory approaches
 By: Bob Cihak
 Tacoma News Tribune
 August 6, 2009
West Coast Cities Charged By DOE Grant
 By: Charles Redell
 Sustainable Industries
 August 6, 2009
Why We Should Stick To Our Consensus For A Deep-bore Tunnel
 By: John Odland
 Crosscut
 August 6, 2009
$2 Billion In Grants To Bolster Manufacturing Of Parts For Electric Cars
 By: Matthew L. Wald
 New York Times
 August 6, 2009
Charging Infrastructure In Short Supply
 By: Rebecca Smith
 Wall Street Journal
 August 6, 2009
Obama Admin Issues 'Down Payment' On Electric Cars, Batteries
 By: Saqib Rahim, Jessica Leber
 New York Times, ClimateWire
 August 6, 2009
Oregon Scores Millions For Electric Vehicle Development
 By: Harry Esteve
 The Oregonian
 August 5, 2009
Whither Translink? Cutbacks, Status Quo, Or Too Costly
 By: Frances Bula
 Globe & Mail
 August 1, 2009
Samurai Bioethics
 John G. West on a Noble Defense Doomed by Darwinian Materialism
By: John G. West
 Touchstone
 August 1, 2009
Can You Hear That Train A-Coming? We Might Get Amtrak Back
 By: Tim Woodward
 Idaho Statesman
 August 1, 2009
Gilder Throws Down a Gauntlet
 By: Mona Charen
 Townhall.com
 July 31, 2009
Choosing the Chosen People
 By: Kathryn Jean Lopez
 NRO
 July 30, 2009
Collins Heads NIH
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 July 30, 2009
Capitalism, Freedom, and Jewish Accomplishment: The Israel Test
 By: George Gilder, Charles Murray, Jon Entine
 American Enterprise Institute
 July 28, 2009
U.S. Can Cut Half Its Carbon Emissions From Transportation By 2050, Report Says
 By: Josh Vorhees
 New York Times/Greenwire
 July 28, 2009
Capitalism, Jewish Achievement, and the Israel Test
 By: George Gilder
 The American
 July 27, 2009
The Vitality of Israel
 By: David Pryce-Jones
 National Review
 July 23, 2009
Wolhlstetter At African-American Conservative Discussion
 By: PRLog
 PRLog
 July 23, 2009
Mayors Kick Off Quest For Ways To Pay For Transportation System
 By: Frances Bula
 Globe & Mail
 July 22, 2009
High-Tech Highway Funding
 By: Joseph M. Giglio, Charles Chieppo
 Boston Globe
 July 22, 2009
Bruce Agnew In Radio News Segment On Bremerton-Seattle Foot Ferry Trial
 By: Travis Mayfield
 KOMO-AM 1000
 July 20, 2009
So Three Cows Walk into Court...
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 July 20, 2009
Amtrak Rails May Ring In Trains' Return
 By: Zach Hagadone
 Idaho Business Review
 July 20, 2009
Mainers Invited To Become Track-Your-Car Guinea Pigs
 By: Beth Quimby
 Portland Press Herald
 July 15, 2009
Murray Gets State $7.6 Million More In Ferry Stimulus Money
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 July 15, 2009
U.S. Senate Committee OKs $20 Billion for Highway Fund
 By: Lisa Lambert
 Reuters
 July 15, 2009
A Son Of Portland, Ore. Tries To Puncture The Myth Of 'Smart Growth'
 By: Saqib Rahim
 New York Times, ClimateWire
 July 15, 2009
Jefferson's Support for Intelligent Design
 By: Stephen C. Meyer
 The Boston Globe
 July 15, 2009
Exxon Sinks $600 Million into Algae-Based Biofuels In Major Strategy Shift
 By: Katie Howell
 New York Times, Greenwire
 July 14, 2009
Push to Grant Animal Rights in Congress
 Extremists Find Friends in Obama Administration
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 14, 2009
Zogby Poll: Most Americans Want Strengths and Weaknesses of Darwinism Taught In Schools
 By: Christopher Neefus
 CNSNews.com
 July 13, 2009
Charging Uphill: The Art Of Selling The Electric Car
 By: John J. Fialka
 New York Times, ClimateWire
 July 13, 2009
Bipartisan Transportation Report Calls for Dramatic Shift in U.S. Transportation Policy
 By: Mike Wussow
 Discovery Blog
 July 10, 2009
Rail system plan continues to roll down the line
 By: Kris Hill
 Covington Reporter News
 July 9, 2009
Traffic Congestion Down, But Costs To Commuters Still Up
 By: Scott Gutierrez
 Seattle PI.com
 July 9, 2009
Collins Appointment May Stir Unexpected Controversy
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 July 8, 2009
Breaking the Cease-Fire Between Science and Religion
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 July 8, 2009
Drivers Asked To Test Alternative To Fuel Tax
 By: Heather Clark
 Associated Press
 July 8, 2009
Take It from Me, Mahmoud: Watch Those Russians
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 July 7, 2009
The Alphabet of Life
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jerusalem Post
 July 7, 2009
Dr. Stephen Meyer on Michael Medved Show
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 7, 2009
Palin and the Politics of Familial Destruction
 By: John Wohlstetter
 The American Spectator
 July 7, 2009
Telecommuting A Quiet Environmental Success Story
 By: Richard Blake
 Green Nation Today
 July 7, 2009
Amtrak Cleared for 2nd Daily Train To Vancouver, B.C.
 By: Jennifer Sullivan
 Seattle Times
 July 3, 2009
Cascadia Rail Week Highlights Cross-Border & Interstate Ties
 By: Northwest Media
 Various
 July 3, 2009
A Road Map, Or A Road To Ruin?
 By: Editorial Board
 Los Angeles Times
 July 1, 2009
The Death of Dialogue?
 By: Hans Zeiger
 Townhall.com
 July 1, 2009
When the Rich Get Rich, Do the Poor Really Get Poorer?
 By: Michael Medved
 Townhall.com
 July 1, 2009
In Darwin Anniversary Year, New Zogby Poll Reveals Majority Support for Intelligent Design
 Doubts about Darwin Continue to Mount
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 30, 2009
White House Says Transportation System Overhaul Must Wait
 By: Alec MacGillis
 Washington Post
 June 26, 2009
New Book Reveals DNA Evidence for Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 23, 2009
Are Humans In God's Image? Even Darwinists like Francis Collins Say, Effectively, No
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet
 June 22, 2009
Avvenire Interviews Wesley J. Smith
 By: Lorenzo Schoepflin
 Avvenire
 June 18, 2009
Good judges overcome personal bias and rule according to the law
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 June 16, 2009
Does Challenging Darwin Create Constitutional Jeopardy? A Comprehensive Survey of Case Law Regarding the Teaching of Biological Origins
 By: Casey Luskin
 Hamline University Law Review
 June 15, 2009
Congestion Pricing: The Only Thing That Works
 By: Peter Gordon
 Los Angeles Times
 June 15, 2009
Light Rail Rolls, And Commuter Rail Percolates
 By: Lance Dickie
 Seattle Times
 June 12, 2009
"Government Motors: Death of the Private Corporation
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Fenton Report
 June 11, 2009
Moving the Goalpost
 By: Jonathan Wells
 Discovery Institute
 June 10, 2009
What 'Ida' give for a missing link
 By: Casey Luskin
 Washington D.C. Examiner and San Francisco Examiner
 June 8, 2009
Who Will Protect Cyberspace?
 By: George Gilder
 Disco-Tech Blog
 June 5, 2009
Talking Corridor Tolling
 By: Dori Monson, Matt Rosenberg
 KIRO-FM 97.3
 June 4, 2009
The Mr. Potato Head Constitution
 By: Jonathan Witt
 American Spectator
 June 4, 2009
All Aboard! Oregon Eligible For High Speed Rail
 By: Mark Baker
 Eugene Register-Guard
 June 4, 2009
First Things Now Hosts DI Sr. Fellow Wesley J. Smith’s Blog
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 3, 2009
Transcript Of Corridor Tolling Radio Discussion
 By: Dori Monson, Matt Rosenberg
 KIRO-FM 97.3
 June 3, 2009
“Obsessional” Fear of Suffering Ushering in Euthanasia Culture: Prominent Bioethicist
 By: Kathleen Gilbert
 Life Site News
 June 3, 2009
Liberals almost rediscover the family
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 The Washington Examiner
 June 3, 2009
Our Families, Our Wealth
 By: Robert W. Patterson
 National Review
 June 3, 2009
Will More Washington Roads Take Their Toll On Drivers
 By: Aubrey Cohen
 Seattle PI.com
 June 2, 2009
What's Needed For An Oregon-B.C. High Speed Rail Link
 By: Geoff Meggs
 Vancouver Sun
 June 2, 2009
Broadening the Faith and Evolution Debate
 By: John West
 Washington Post: On Faith
 June 2, 2009
When and Why Anti-Darwinism First Arose
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet
 June 1, 2009
Cascadia Rail Week In The News
 By: Northwest Media
 Various
 June 1, 2009
High(er) Speed Rail Update
 By: Geoff Meggs
 Blog: "Geoff Meggs - Vancouver City Councillor"
 May 30, 2009
State Hopes For $880 Million For Rail
 By: Marquise Allen
 Centralia Chronicle
 May 30, 2009
High Speed Rail Could Run From Oregon To B.C.
 By: Bill Sheets
 Everett Herald
 May 29, 2009
High Speed Rail Between Vancouver And Portland Requires Improved Or New Corridor
 By: Doug Ward
 Vancouver Sun
 May 29, 2009
Portland, Vancouver, B.C. Mayors Pledge To Push For High Speed Rail
 By: Dylan Rivera
 Oregonian
 May 29, 2009
Regional Leaders Discuss High Speed Rail
 By: Justin Carinci
 Daily Journal Of Commerce - Oregon
 May 29, 2009
$8B For High Speed Rail Is 'Purely Seed Money'
 By: Margie Slovan
 Daily Journal Of Commerce
 May 29, 2009
High Speed Rail Dreams Depend On Dedicated Tracks
 By: Aubrey Cohen
 Seattle PI.com
 May 28, 2009
Stimulus Funds Wanted For Improved Rail Line
 By: Hal Bernton
 The Seattle Times
 May 28, 2009
Vancouver And Portland Sign Agreement Supporting High Speed Rail
 By: Staff
 News1130
 May 28, 2009
High Speed Rail Along The West Coast is A "No-brainer"
 By: Joel Connelly
 Seattle PI.com
 May 27, 2009
High Speed Rail?
 By: Kasey Montoya
 KOIN-TV
 May 27, 2009
High Speed Rail Supporters Meet in Portland
 By: Kristian Foden-Vencil
 Oregon Public Broadcasting
 May 27, 2009
New Faith and Evolution Website Explores Compatibility of Darwin's Theory and Religion
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 26, 2009
New Website on Faith and Evolution Explores if the Two are Friends or Foes
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 26, 2009
Cross-border Passenger Rail Upgrades Sought On West Coast
 By: Shane Woodford
 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
 May 25, 2009
Flexible Tolling: The Key To Solving Our Congestion
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 May 22, 2009
Ottawa must look beyond just costs on second Seattle train
 By: Editorial Board
 Vancouver Sun
 May 21, 2009
John Wohlstetter on Dennis Miller
 By: Staff
 Staff
 May 20, 2009
Where Theistic Evolution Leads
 By: David Klinghoffer
 BeliefNet
 May 19, 2009
Ottawa's lack of vision may derail dream of fast-train service
 By: Miro Cernetig
 Vancouver Sun
 May 19, 2009
Why Darwinism Is False
 By: Jonathan Wells
 Discovery Institute
 May 18, 2009
High Speed Rail Can Transform Cascadia
 By: Various
 Northwest Media
 May 18, 2009
High Speed Rail: Region Should Climb Aboard
 By: Editorial Board
 Everett Herald
 May 15, 2009
Tourism Leaders Steaming Over Train Holdup
 By: Jon Ferry
 The Province
 May 15, 2009
Deep Bored Tunnel Bill Is Signed Into Law - News Round-up
 By: Various
 Cascadia Center
 May 13, 2009
A Primer on the Tree of Life
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 May 12, 2009
Is Cascadia's Train Coming In?
 By: Knute Berger
 Crosscut
 May 12, 2009
Letter From Governors Gregoire And Kulongoski To DOT Sec. LaHood On High Speed Rail Grants
 By: Christine Gregoire, Ted Kulongoski
 Cascadia Center
 May 11, 2009
Ed Meese Hailed for Defending Freedom
 Reagan Attorney General Rescued Constitution from Activist Judges
By: Drew Zahn
 WorldNetDaily
 May 11, 2009
Hope For High Speed Rail On The West Coast
 By: Les Blumenthal
 McClatchy Newspapers/Tacoma News Tribune
 May 10, 2009
With Olympics on Horizon, Coalition Urges Action to Accelerate Second Amtrak Cascades Service to Vancouver
 By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 May 6, 2009
Tolls For Highway Work: An Easier Pill To Swallow?
 By: Brad Cooper
 Kansas City Star
 May 5, 2009
Cyber Jam
 By: Editorial
 The Times of India
 May 5, 2009
Rep. Eddy's HB 1481 To Expand Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 May 5, 2009
Bellevue Eyes Sound Transit Train Tunnel; Microsoft Wants Surface Route
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 May 4, 2009
Safe Haven, or Easy Way to Ditch Kid?
 By: Rick Armon
 Akron Beacon Journal
 May 4, 2009
Road-Use Fees Could Solve Our Transit Woes
 By: Alice Rivlin, Benjamin Orr
 Brookings Institution/Washington Business Journal
 May 1, 2009
The Role of Agency in Science
 By: Angus Menuge
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Darwin’s Views on Morality
 By: Benjamin Wiker, Ph.D.
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
What were Darwin's Religious Views?
 By: Benjamin Wiker, Ph.D.
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Charles Darwin: A Short Biography
 By: Benjamin Wiker, Ph.D.
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
America's Healthcare Policies are Sick
 By: Bob Herbold
 Real Clear Politics
 May 1, 2009
The Scientific Status of Design Inferences
 By: Bruce L. Gordon
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
The Scientific Status of Design Inferences
 By: Bruce L. Gordon, Ph.D.
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Why Quantum Theory Does Not Support Materialism
 By: Bruce L. Gordon, Ph.D.
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Cicero on Intelligent Design
 By: Cicero
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Richard Dawkins: A Biography
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Daniel Dennett: A Biography
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Francis Collins: A Biography
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Michael Behe: A Biography
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Debunking the Scopes 'Monkey Trial' Stereotype
 By: Edward Sisson
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Designed for Discovery
 By: Guillermo Gonzalez and Jay W. Richards
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
The Pale Blue Dot Revisited
 By: Jay W. Richards and Guillermo Gonzalez
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
The Rhetorical Structure of Darwin's Origin of Species
 By: John Angus Campbell
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Does Darwinism Support Traditional Morality?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Is Darwinian Evolution Compatible with Free Will and Personal Responsibility?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Was Darwin a Social Darwinist?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Darwin's Theory and Social Darwinism: There Is A Connection
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Is Darwinian Evolution Compatible with Religion?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
What is Theistic Evolution?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Philip Kitcher on Living with Darwin
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
According to theistic evolution, did God direct evolution and know its outcome?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
According to theistic evolution, were human beings created originally good?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
What are the religious views of leading scientists who support evolution?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Is intelligent design based on the Bible?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Panning God: Darwinism's Defective Argument Against Bad Design
 By: Jonathan Witt
 Truth4Net. Science
 May 1, 2009
How Darwinism Dumbs Us Down: Evolution and Postmodernism
 By: Nancy Pearcey
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Plato on Intelligent Design
 By: Plato
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Limits to Evolvability
 By: Ray Bohlin
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Intelligent, Optimal, and Divine Design
 By: Richard Spencer
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Science, Eugenics, and Bioethics
 By: Richard Weikart
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Evolutionary Computation: A Perpetual Motion Machine for Design Information
 By: Robert J. Marks, II
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
What Is Evolution?
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Robert Wright on Darwinism and Free Will
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Design in the Bible and the Early Church Fathers
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
What Is the Science Behind Intelligent Design?
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
A Brief History of Discovery Institute
 Downloadable document
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
Evolution and Ethics
 By: Thomas Huxley
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2009
The Origin of Life
 By: Walter Bradley
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Detecting Design in the Natural Sciences
 By: William A. Dembski
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Intelligent Design: A Brief Introduction
 By: William A. Dembski
 4Truth.Net Science
 May 1, 2009
Put People, Children's Voices First On Seattle Waterfront
 By: Cary Bozeman
 Seattle Times
 April 29, 2009
Obama's first 100 days: Diplomacy abroad, a hard line at home
 By: John Wohlstetter
 South Florida Sun-Sentinel
 April 29, 2009
Seattle Among Kickoff Cities For Plug-in Cars
 By: Phuong Le
 Associated Press, Seattle Times
 April 29, 2009
Keep the Human in Humane
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 April 29, 2009
SR 99 Deep Bored Tunnel Costs - Radio Transcript
 By: Dave Ross, Bruce Agnew
 KIRO-FM 97.3
 April 28, 2009
Time For Vancouver To Get Aboard Obama's Cascadia Express
 By: Miro Cernetig
 The Vancouver Sun
 April 27, 2009
Mayor Backs Plan For High Speed Rail From Oregon To B.C.
 By: Frank Luba
 The Province
 April 26, 2009
Jubilation! Technology, Persistence, Progress Triumph in Seattle
 By: Bruce Chapman
 DiscoveryBlog.org
 April 25, 2009
Deep Bored Tunnel To Replace Alaskan Way Viaduct - Latest Information
 By: Various
 Cascadia Center
 April 25, 2009
Seattle Tunnel Would Be The World's Widest
 By: Margie Slovan
 Daily Journal Of Commerce
 April 24, 2009
We Face A Competitiveness Crisis Without Transport Spending
 By: Sam Staley
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 April 24, 2009
House OKs SR 99 Tunnel - News & Commentary
 By: Various
 Washington State media
 April 24, 2009
Kitsap Transit buying high-speed ferry
 By: The Associated Press
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer/Associated Press
 April 22, 2009
Homo Sapiens, Get Lost
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 April 22, 2009
Kitsap Transit Buying 73 New Vans, Two Ferries
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 April 21, 2009
Next stop: A faster train from Seattle to Portland
 By: Tacoma News Tribune Editorial Board
 Tacoma News Tribune
 April 21, 2009
Slouching Toward Columbine: Darwin's Tree of Death
 By: David Klinghoffer
 BeliefNet
 April 20, 2009
John Wohlstetter's Appearance on the Fred Thompson Show
 By: John Wohlstetter
 The Fred Thompson Show
 April 20, 2009
Obama's rail plan not so high-speed
 By: The Oregonian editorial board
 The Oregonian
 April 19, 2009
Rail Advocates Laud Federal Announcement
 By: Aubrey Cohen
 Seattle PI.com
 April 16, 2009
High Speed Rail Gets $8 Billion Boost; Northwest Could Benefit
 By: Natasha Metzler
 Associated Press, Seattle Times
 April 16, 2009
Northwest Could Be In Line for Federal Money For High Speed Rail
 By: Scott Sunde
 Seattle PI.com
 April 16, 2009
Omer in America
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jewish Daily Forward
 April 15, 2009
Virginia Must Consider Tax Changes For Road Funding, Official Says
 By: Peter Bacque
 Richmond Times-Dispatch
 April 15, 2009
Yakima Valley Fruit Growers Support Deep Bore Tunnel On SR 99
 By: Marina Rockinger
 KOMO-AM 1000
 April 13, 2009
Deep-bore Tunnel Is Best Replacement Option
 By: Keith Mathews
 Yakima Herald-Republic
 April 12, 2009
Obama Won't Raise Gas Tax
 By: Lisa Lambert
 Reuters
 April 9, 2009
As Texas Goes, So Goes the Nation on Textbooks
 By: Dr. Charles Garner and David Klinghoffer
 The Washington Examiner
 April 8, 2009
Keeping The Promises For The I-5 Bridge
 By: Editorial Board
 The Oregonian
 April 8, 2009
Obama's China Card
 Seat at Top Economic Table an Ace in the Hole
By: John Wohlstetter
 The Washington Times
 April 8, 2009
Judaism in the Year of Darwin
 By: David Klinghoffer
 BeliefNet
 April 5, 2009
Training Pants For The 21st Century Motorist
 By: Bern Grush
 Grush Hour
 April 3, 2009
Medved Pummels Political Correctness
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Institute
 April 3, 2009
The Israel Test
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jerusalem Post
 April 3, 2009
Can Private Equity Play The Infrastructure Game?
 By: Vyvyan Tenorio, Christine Idzelis
 The Deal
 April 3, 2009
Going Private 2.0
 By: William Weld
 The Deal
 April 3, 2009
Chapman Shares 2010 Census Concerns
 By: Discovery Staff
 AM-WTOP
 April 2, 2009
520 Bridge Bill May Be Recipe For Delays
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 April 2, 2009
State Senate Passes $4.3B Transportation Plan
 By: Staff
 Seattle Times/Associated Press
 April 2, 2009
Partnerships A Solution For Transportation Funding?
 By: Aubrey Cohen
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 1, 2009
Some Good And Bad Ideas For Bankrolling Roads
 By: Gabriel Roth
 Tucson Citizen
 April 1, 2009
According to theistic evolution, is design in nature detectable?
 By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 April 1, 2009
Ready To Try Public-Private Partnerships Yet?
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 April 1, 2009
State House Unveils Transportation Budget
 By: Brian Slodysko
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer/Associated Press
 March 31, 2009
State Budget Cuts Could Hit I-90 Light Rail
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 March 31, 2009
Eastside Light Rail: Yes, But Where?
 By: Aubrey Cohen
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 29, 2009
High Speed Rail In The U.S.: Anyone Aboard?
 By: Deborah Hastings
 Seattle Times/Associated Press
 March 27, 2009
Using Religion to Suppress Debate on Evolution
 By: John G. West
 Washington Post: On Faith
 March 27, 2009
Texas Improves on Strengths and Weaknesses Language in Science Standards on Teaching Evolution
 Texas Now Leads Nation in Requiring Critical Analysis of Evolution
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 27, 2009
An Analysis of the Expert Testimony of Prof. David Hillis before the Texas State Board of Education on January 21, 2009
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 27, 2009
An Analysis of the Expert Testimony of Prof. Ronald Wetherington before the Texas State Board of Education on January 21, 2009
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 27, 2009
The Time Has Come To Replace Viaduct With Tunnel
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 March 26, 2009
Bear Market's First Bagged Bear
 By: John Wohlstetter
 The American Spectator
 March 26, 2009
Hey Private Sector, Wanna Buy A Bridge?
 By: Dave Demergian
 Wired
 March 23, 2009
Response from Ralph Seelke to David Hillis Regarding Testimony on Bacterial Evolution Before Texas State Board of Education, January 21, 2009
 By: Ralph Seelke
 Ralph Seelke
 March 23, 2009
Expert: Viaduct Bored Tunnel Would Be "World Class Project"
 By: Aubrey Cohen
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 20, 2009
Selective Study: End of Life Treatment in Religious Patients
 By: Chuck Colson
 crosswalk.com
 March 20, 2009
Waiting Longer for Two Mutations
 By: Michael J. Behe
 Discovery Institute
 March 20, 2009
For Transportation Chief, Mum's The Word On Policy Questions
 By: Josh Voorhees
 New York Times/Greenwire
 March 19, 2009
Stem Cell Debate is Over Ethics, Not Science
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Sacramento Bee
 March 19, 2009
The P-I: Saying goodbye to a liberal voice
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Crosscut
 March 17, 2009
Open Season for Debates
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Vermont Cynic
 March 17, 2009
No Ruling Yet On SR 520 West-side Design
 By: Debera Carlton Harrell
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 17, 2009
Breaking The Gridlock On Paying For Roads
 By: Fred Hiatt
 Washington Post
 March 16, 2009
"Salish Sea" proposed name for waters Washington, B.C. share
 By: Warren Cornwall
 Seattle Times
 March 15, 2009
Stem-Cell Doubletalk
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 March 12, 2009
Friedman Calls For Carbon Tax To Spark Change
 By: Richard Read
 The Oregonian
 March 10, 2009
Governors Envision Eco-friendly Fuels At I-5 Rest Stops
 By: Jennifer Sullivan
 Seattle Times
 March 8, 2009
Officials Seek Way To Fill A Gas Tax Gap
 By: Steve Friess
 New York Times
 March 8, 2009
Politicians a missing Cascadia link
 Diminishing nation-state concept isn't easy sell - and that's a problem, says UBC professor
By: Paul Freeman
 Puget Sound Business journal
 March 7, 2009
What Is It About A Mileage Tax Obama Doesn't Understand?
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 March 5, 2009
Arrested Final Exit Network Activists Are Mainstream in Euthanasia Activism
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 March 4, 2009
Province To Pay Full $2.5 Billion After P3 Deal Collapses
 By: Wendy Stueck
 Globe And Mail
 February 28, 2009
Cascadia High Speed Rail: It's Time
 By: Brad Perkins
 The Oregonian
 February 26, 2009
New SR 99 Deep Bore Tunnel Project Fact Sheets And Maps From WSDOT
 By: staff
 Cascadia Center
 February 26, 2009
Primer on the Great Debate
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 February 25, 2009
Mr. LaHood's Good Idea
 The Transportation Chief's Mileage Tax Shouldn't Be A Nonstarter
By: Editorial Board
 Washington Post
 February 23, 2009
The Dangers of Over Selling Evolution
 By: Philip S. Skell
 Forbes
 February 23, 2009
Full Speed Ahead On High Speed Rail
 By: Editorial Board
 Oregonian
 February 22, 2009
'Right to die' can become a 'duty to die'
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Daily Telegraph
 February 21, 2009
Doubting Darwin: Debate Over the Mind's Evolution
 By: Jon Hamilton
 NPR
 February 20, 2009
Stimulate Broadband and Lower Utility Bills With Regulatory Reform
 Study Highlights Needed Telecom Regulatory Reforms in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee
By: Hance Haney and George Gilder
 Discovery Institute
 February 19, 2009
Metro Transit Fears $100M Potential Potential Shortfall; Service Cuts
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 February 19, 2009
America's Israeli Election
 By: John Wohlstetter
 Townhall.com
 February 18, 2009
Bruce Chapman on Fox News
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Fox News Channel
 February 13, 2009
Happy Birthday, Charles Darwin
 By: Benjamin D. Wiker
 InsideCatholic.com
 February 12, 2009
Happy Darwin Day?
 By: Jonathan Wells
 The Washington Times
 February 12, 2009
Controlling the Census: The Obama Administration's Power Grab
 By: Martha Zoller
 Human Events
 February 12, 2009
Who’s Ready to Sue Over Census Power Grab?
 By: Michelle Malkin
 www.michellemalkin.com
 February 12, 2009
On Darwin’s 200th Birthday, Zogby Poll Shows Dramatic Jump in Americans Who Favor Teaching Both Sides of Evolution
 Surprisingly Strong Support Seen Among Democrats and Liberals
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 12, 2009
Dems Downplay Obama's Plan to Oversee 2010 Census
 By: Fox News
 Fox News
 February 11, 2009
Darwin's Birth Day
 By: Geoffrey Simmons
 Amazon.com
 February 11, 2009
Barack Obama and Rahm Emanuel Go After the Census
 By: Michael Barone
 U.S. News & World Report
 February 11, 2009
Professors Show Need for Academic Freedom Bill
 By: The Oklahoma Daily Editorial Board
 The Oklahoma Daily
 February 11, 2009
Mr. President, Come to Your Census!
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Fox News Channel
 February 10, 2009
Darwin, Intelligent Design, and Freedom of Discovery on Evolutionists' Holy Day
 By: Casey Luskin
 U.S. News & World Report
 February 10, 2009
No, Previous Presidents Never Tried this Stunt
 By: Jennifer Rubin
 Commentary Magazine
 February 10, 2009
Why Obama Wants Control of the Census
 By: John Fund
 The Wall Street Journal
 February 10, 2009
Let Statisticians, Not White House, Conduct the 2010 Census
 By: Bruce Chapman
 DiscoveryBlog.org
 February 7, 2009
White House Grabs 2010 Census Power
 By: Drew Zahn
 WorldNetDaily
 February 7, 2009
Intelligent Design Renews Debate Between Science and Religion
 By: Bob Allen
 The Baptist Standard
 February 6, 2009
House Bill Supports New Passenger Ferries, Sets One Aside for Northwest Washington
 By: Jared Paben
 Bellingham Herald
 February 6, 2009
There Is No 'Politically Correct' Science
 By: John G. West
 Forbes.com
 February 5, 2009
The Problem Of Evidence
 By: Jonathan Wells
 Forbes.com
 February 5, 2009
Rep. Ericksen's Bill Would Allow Spending $25 Million For Passenger Ferries
 By: Jared Paben
 Bellingham Herald
 February 4, 2009
More Details On How The Bellingham To Friday Harbor Ferry Service Could Work
 By: Jared Paben
 Bellingham Herald
 February 4, 2009
Discovery Institute Honors Charles Darwin With Academic Freedom Day
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 4, 2009
Waiting Longer for Two Mutations
 Published letter in response to Durrett & Schmidt
By: Michael J. Behe
 Genetics
 February 1, 2009
WSDOT: Deep Bored Tunnel Would be Safer In Earthquake
 By: Travis Mayfield
 KOMO-AM 1000
 January 31, 2009
Discovery Institute Announces 2009 Summer Seminars on Intelligent Design in the Natural Sciences and Culture
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 30, 2009
The Wages of Whining
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jerusalem Post
 January 29, 2009
Feds OK With I-90 Tolls To Help Pay For New 520 Bridge
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 January 29, 2009
Tolls And Other Traffic Management Ideas Are Coming Back
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 January 28, 2009
For the viaduct, a light at the end of the tunnel
 By: Glenn Pascall
 Puget Sound Business journal
 January 23, 2009
Ohio Studies Vehicle Miles Tax To Replace Or Supplement Fuel Tax
 By: Karen Farkas
 Cleveland Plain Dealer
 January 23, 2009
Media Backgrounder: Texas Board of Education Actions on Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 23, 2009
Texas State Board of Education Votes To Require Students to Analyze and Evaluate Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 22, 2009
USDOT Nominee Urges Role for Private Sector
 By: Christopher Conkey
 Wall Street Journal
 January 21, 2009
Q&A With Wesley J. Smith
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 AdvanceUSA Blog
 January 21, 2009
The Viaduct Decision's Next Step: Tolling
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 January 20, 2009
House Plan For Infrastructure Disappoints Advocates For Major Projects
 By: Michael Cooper
 New York Times
 January 20, 2009
Deep-bore Tunnel Promises A Vibrant Future For Seattle’s Waterfront
 By: Alwyn Scott
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 January 16, 2009
Where is the rabbi like Richard John Neuhaus?
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jerusalem Post
 January 15, 2009
National Attention to Seattle Viaduct?
 By: Bruce Chapman
 DiscoveryBlog.org
 January 14, 2009
Deep-Bored Tunnel Chosen For Seattle: News Wrap-Up
 Decision Made to Replace Aging Alaskan Way Viaduct
By: Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Center of Discovery Institute
 January 14, 2009
Nortel Files for Bankruptcy
 By: Tom Giles and Arik Hesseldahl
 Business Week
 January 14, 2009
A Dark Year for Ethical Bioethics in 2009
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 January 14, 2009
BESE Expected to Take Up Controversial Science Instruction Act Today
 By: Bill Barrow
 The Times-Picayune
 January 13, 2009
Cascadia's Bruce Agnew Discusses Deep Bore Tunnel Choice
 By: Dave Ross Show
 KIRO-FM 97.3
 January 13, 2009
Texas Board of Education Schedules Special Expert Hearing on Strengths and Weaknesses of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 13, 2009
Cascadia Center Applauds Decision To Replace Viaduct With Tunnel
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 January 13, 2009
Deep Bored Tunnel Chosen: Jan. 13-16 Media & Govt. Links
 By: Various
 Newspapers, Radio, TV, State of WA, other sources
 January 13, 2009
Biological Colonialism
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 To The Source
 January 13, 2009
City, County, State Agree To Replace Viaduct With Tunnel
 By: Andrew Garber, Mike Lindblom, Emily Heffter
 Seattle Times
 January 12, 2009
Sources: Viaduct To Be Replaced With Tunnel
 By: Chris McGann
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 January 12, 2009
Puget Sound Foot Ferries Migrate To San Francisco
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 January 12, 2009
Bogus Assertions
 By: Robert Crowther
 San Antonio Express
 January 11, 2009
Stakeholders Took Initiative With Viaduct Tunnel Option
 By: Susan Gilmore
 Seattle Times
 January 11, 2009
Richard John Neuhaus: "All the Trumpets Sounded on the Other Side"
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 January 9, 2009
Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Needs A Bored Tunnel To Serve Capacity And Neighborhoods
 By: Larry Phillips
 Seattle Times
 January 9, 2009
Industry Warms To Tunnel Replacing Seattle's Viaduct
 By: Steve Wilhelm
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 January 9, 2009
My 2008 Predictions in Bioethics: A Mixed Record
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 January 9, 2009
Viaduct Replacement: Surface And Tunnel
 By: Steve Scher, Bob Donegan, Jeffrey Ochsner, Carol binder, David Brewster, Cary Moon
 "Weekday," KUOW-FM
 January 8, 2009
U.S. In the Midst of a Revolution
 By: Richard Stuebi
 Seeking Alpha
 January 6, 2009
Bored Tunnel Technology Helps Option Advance
 By: Jamala Henderson
 KUOW-FM
 January 5, 2009
A Bored Tunnel Would Keep West Seattle Moving
 By: Vlad Oustimovitch
 West Seattle Herald
 January 5, 2009
How Kenneth Miller Used Smoke-and-Mirrors at Kitzmiller to Misrepresent Michael Behe on the Irreducible Complexity of the Blood-Clotting Cascade
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 January 2, 2009
If You Convene Citizens, Listen To Them
 By: Sally Bagshaw
 Crosscut
 January 2, 2009
Evolutionists Adrift on the Origin of Information
 By: Bob Ellis
 Dakota Voice
 January 1, 2009
The Death of Dialogue
 By: Hans Zeiger
 Townhall.com
 January 1, 2009
The Real Israel Test
 By: Hillary Mann Leverett
 NewMajority.com
 January 1, 2009
Plug-in electric vehicle bill passes the Legislature
 By: Jennifer Sullivan
 The Seattle Times Blog
 January 1, 2009
The Mr. Potato Head Constitution
 By: Jonathan Witt
 American Spectator
 January 1, 2009
Film uses science, not religion, to debate Darwin
 By: Sophia Lee
 Daily Trojan
 January 1, 2009
Copenhagen Was a Flop
 By: Staff
 DiscoveryNews.org
 January 1, 2009
Viaduct Decision Delayed, Tunnel Option Back In Play
 By: Andrew Garber, Susan Gilmore
 Seattle Times
 December 31, 2008
Another Delay For Alaskan Way Viaduct Decision
 By: Bryan Johnson
 KOMO 4 TV
 December 31, 2008
Alaskan Way Viaduct: Recurring Dream
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 December 31, 2008
Darwin's Straw God Argument
 By: Jonathan Wells
 Discovery Institute
 December 31, 2008
Gregoire Delays Viaduct Verdict Again - Final Proposal To Be Made To Legislature In January
 By: Chris McGann
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 December 30, 2008
Viaduct Politicians Reach A Big Moment Of Truth
 By: David Brewster
 Crosscut
 December 30, 2008
Alaskan Way Viaduct: Why Close Off The Tunnel Option?
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 December 30, 2008
Oregon Will Move To Tax Cars By The Mile
 By: Knute Berger
 Crosscut
 December 30, 2008
Are infants with disabilities disposable?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council
 December 30, 2008
Russia's economic crisis could have been avoided
 By: Yuri Mamchur
 The Seattle Times
 December 30, 2008
Obama Should Increase Federal Gas Tax Or Impose Carbon Tax
 By: Thomas Friedman
 New York Times, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 December 29, 2008
Euthanasia Comes to Montana
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 December 29, 2008
Private Builder-Operator For Tappan Zee?
 By: Nancy Cutler
 Journal News
 December 28, 2008
A Partisan Affair: A Response to Edward Humes’ Inaccurate History of Kitzmiller v. Dover and Intelligent Design, "Monkey Girl"
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 December 26, 2008
Christmas in the White House - Seven Decades Ago
 By: Bruce Chapman
 discoveryblog.org
 December 24, 2008
Take a lesson, Seattle, from Europe
 By: Matthew Scholz
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 December 23, 2008
In Today’s World, Terrorists Could Strike Anywhere and Anytime
 By: Geoffrey Simmons
 The Eugene Register-Guard
 December 22, 2008
Noble Reformer
 Lessons for Today from Yesterday's Crusader
By: John R. Miller
 The Weekly Standard
 December 22, 2008
12/18/08 SAC Meeting Notes
 By: Bob Donegan
 SAC Member
 December 19, 2008
Bruce Agnew, Tim Ceis - On Deep Bored Tunnel Option
 By: Frank Shiers
 KIRO-AM 710
 December 19, 2008
Viaduct Group Wants Tunnel Option On Table
 By: Susan Gilmore
 Seattle Times
 December 19, 2008
Some Form Of Bored Tunnel Is Still Good Solution For Viaduct
 By: Vlad Oustimovitch, Tayloe Washburn
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 December 19, 2008
Obama, LaHood, Congress Face Big Transportation Challenges
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 December 18, 2008
Picks Made For S.E.C. and Transportation Post
 By: Jeff Zeleny, Ben White
 New York Times
 December 17, 2008
What's Needed Is A Third Option for The Viaduct
 By: Joel Connelly
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 December 17, 2008
Keep Subsurface Option Alive for Alaskan Way Viaduct
 By: Todd Vogel, David Freiboth, Tayloe Washburn
 Seattle Times
 December 17, 2008
We are in Deep Viaduct
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Crosscut
 December 12, 2008
Congress Passes Landmark Slavery Act
 By: Discovery Institute
 Discovery Institute
 December 12, 2008
A Peace Treaty For The Viaduct Wars
 By: David Brewster
 Crosscut
 December 11, 2008
Viaduct Decision Day Is Here
 By: David Brewster
 Crosscut
 December 11, 2008
Gas Tax is No Longer A Viable Highway Funding Source
 By: Mark Sanborn
 New Hampshire Union Leader
 December 11, 2008
And then there were 2: State picks viaduct replacement finalists
 By: Mike Lindblom and Susan Gilmore
 Seattle Times
 December 11, 2008
Experts Say Tunnel Costs for Replacing Viaduct a Myth
 Tunnel Pros Urge State, County, City to Weigh Real Costs as Decision Nears
By: Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Center
 December 10, 2008
Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement, Cascadia AM Radio Coverage
 By: Travis Mayfield, Ryan Harris
 KOMO-AM 1000
 December 9, 2008
Ghosts, Aliens and Us
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Los Angeles Times
 December 8, 2008
What Should Replace The Alaskan Way Viaduct?
 By: Ross Reynolds
 KOUW-FM
 December 8, 2008
Alaskan Way Viaduct Stakeholders Say Their Voices Haven't Been Heard
 By: Susan Gilmore
 Seattle Times
 December 8, 2008
Comments On Nov. '08 PSRC+Sound Transit Assessment Of Eastside Rail+Trail Corridor
 By: Cascadia Center, Tom Jones
 Cascadia Center
 December 5, 2008
Rogues and Prorogues in Canada
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 December 3, 2008
State, King County, City Should Keep Tunnel Option
 Letter to Governor, King County Executive, Mayor
By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 December 3, 2008
America's Four Super-9/11s in Sight
 By: John C. Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 December 3, 2008
Hawaii Endorses Plan For Electric Cars
 By: John Markoff
 New York Times
 December 3, 2008
Chabad Haven
 By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review Online
 December 1, 2008
How Not to Help the Poor
 By: The Acton Institute
 The Acton Institute
 December 1, 2008
Iran's Other Nuclear Threat to U.S.
 By: John C. Wohlstetter
 The Baltimore Examiner
 November 30, 2008
A Catalyst For Cleanup, Puget Sound Partnership Needs Funding
 By: William Ruckelhaus, David Dicks
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 November 28, 2008
My Plymouth Pilgrimage
 By: John G. West
 National Review
 November 26, 2008
Taxpayers Deserve All Ferry-Construction Options
 By: Scott St. Clair
 Everett Herald
 November 24, 2008
Why We Call Them Human Rights
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 November 24, 2008
Use these hard times to stimulate a regional infrastructure renaissance
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Seattle Times
 November 23, 2008
Cascadia Says Tunnel Still Makes Sense
 Letter to the Viaduct Stakeholders Advisory Committee
By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 November 20, 2008
Evidence of a Designer's Purpose
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jerusalem Post
 November 20, 2008
Evidence of a Designer's Purpose
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jerusalem Post
 November 20, 2008
Eastside Passenger Railway Would Cost $1 Billion
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 November 20, 2008
Eastside Rail Cost Estimates Inflated, Cascadia Tells Radio Listeners
 By: News Team
 KOMO-AM 1000
 November 20, 2008
Feasibility Study's Eastside Rail Dollar Projections Too High
 Cascadia Center Praises Puget Sound Regional Council and Sound Transit Effort, Rebuts Implementation Costs
By: Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Center
 November 19, 2008
Eastside Commuter Rail Project Could Cost $1B
 By: Margie Slovan
 Daily Journal of Commerce
 November 18, 2008
Toll-booth-free Tolling On SR 520 And I-90
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 November 18, 2008
Why Not A Bullet Train For Vancouver-Seattle?
 By: Jon Ferry
 The Province
 November 17, 2008
Farmhouse Gang Priorities - Workshop Summary
 By: Marty Minkoff
 Cascadia Center
 November 15, 2008
Spare The Tears For U.S. Automakers
 By: Thomas L. Friedman
 New York Times/Seattle Times
 November 13, 2008
Discovery Institute Announces Academic Freedom Day Student Video and Essay Contest
 One Grand Prize Winner will take home $500
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 12, 2008
State gas prices lowest since February 2006
 By: Susan Gilmore and Sara Jean Green
 Seattle Times
 November 12, 2008
What It Means to Be Human
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 11, 2008
520 Tolls May Only Cover Bridge, Not Other Parts Of Highway
 State Committee Considers Five New Plans For Span
By: Larry Lange
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 11, 2008
Beyond Oil: Wind At Our Backs
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 10, 2008
The Coming Creativity Boom
 By: George Gilder
 Forbes
 November 10, 2008
Assisted Suicide: The Wind in their Sails
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 November 10, 2008
Q&A About Texas Science Standards Review and Debate Over How to Teach Evolution
 By: Staf
 Discovery Institute
 November 7, 2008
Science Education Experts Recommend Strengthening Students’ Critical Thinking Skills by Retaining “Strengths and Weaknesses” Language in Texas Science Standards
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 7, 2008
Obama's Russia Challenge
 By: Editorial
 The Week
 November 6, 2008
Remaining Transportation Challenges For Puget Sound
 By: Cascadia Staff
 Cascadia Center
 November 5, 2008
Kingston Port Still Pushing for Passenger Ferries
 By: Derek Sheppard
 Kitsap Sun
 November 5, 2008
What We Are Becoming
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 November 5, 2008
State Fleet Should Begin Transition To Electricity
 By: Steve Marshall, Denis Hayes
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 4, 2008
U.S. third-party candidates find outlet in Russian media
 By: World Focus
 World Focus
 November 3, 2008
A National Mobility Project
 By: David Brooks
 New York Times
 October 31, 2008
Drive The 'Express Lane' On I-680 To Silicon Valley, For A Price
 By: Gary Richards
 San Jose Mercury-News
 October 31, 2008
Bridge Financing Over Troubled Waters
 By: Patrick Brethour
 Globe & Mail
 October 31, 2008
103108-EE-UPDT
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 31, 2008
'Darwin? That's Just the Party Line'
 Many scientists don't believe that science is the only religion in town.
By: Wayne Eyre
 National Post
 October 31, 2008
Better Living - Through Slime
 By: Bruce Ramsey
 Seattle Times
 October 29, 2008
My Undecided Ride On Prop. 1
 By: Mark Fefer
 Seattle Weekly
 October 29, 2008
HOT Lanes Have Only Begun To Prove Worth
 By: Editorial Board
 Tacoma News Tribune
 October 27, 2008
Ferries Have Nichols Seeing Green
 By: Roy Jacobson
 South Whidbey Record
 October 25, 2008
HOT Lanes Expansion Urged
 By: Bill Rice
 KOMO 1000 AM
 October 24, 2008
Senate Is Gateway to Obama's "Change"
 By: John C. Wohlstetter
 Human Events
 October 23, 2008
How To Pay For The Roads Still Traveled
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 October 22, 2008
Evolution critics added to panel that sets Texas school standards
 By: Bob Allen
 Associated Baptist Press
 October 21, 2008
State Considers Alternative Fuels Corridor For I-5
 By: Corwin Haeck
 KOMO-AM 1000
 October 21, 2008
DI Fellow Wesley J. Smith Appears on WBAI, New York
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 21, 2008
NYC May Turn Pension Fund Into Road Builder
 By: Joan Gralla
 Reuters
 October 21, 2008
Smith Receives National Human Life Award
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 20, 2008
As Fuel Prices Fall, Will Push For Alternatives Lose Steam?
 By: Steven Mufson
 Washington Post
 October 20, 2008
Granting rights to apes, plants, even pond scum
 By: Thomas A. Szyszkiewicz
 Our Sunday Visitor
 October 19, 2008
Lessons from the Canadian Election
 By: David Brewster
 Crosscut
 October 18, 2008
Freedom, Justice, and Rock ’n’ Roll
 By: Steve Beard
 National Review Online
 October 17, 2008
A Review of Intelligent Design: William A. Dembski & Michael Ruse in Dialogue
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 Journal of Lutheran Ethics
 October 16, 2008
Hey, They Had an Election in Canada
 By: Bruce Ramsey
 The Seattle Times
 October 15, 2008
Texas Freedom Network Manufactures Bogus Controversy Over Science Standard Reviewers
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 15, 2008
Compute Your Way Through Traffic
 By: Jon Bruner
 Forbes
 October 10, 2008
Which Secular Superstition Do You Believe?
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 DC Examiner
 October 10, 2008
Darwinists in denial?
 By: Pete Chagnon
 OneNewsNow
 October 10, 2008
A Scientific History and Philosophical Defense of the Theory of Intelligent Design
 By: Stephen C. Meyer
 Religion - Staat - Gesellschaft, vol. 7,
 October 7, 2008
Algae Fueling The Green Revolution
 By: Lisa Stiffler
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 October 6, 2008
Canada's Strange and Marvelous Election - A Preview
 By: Bruce Chapman
 DiscoveryBlog.org
 October 3, 2008
Horizon Offers Exciting Future At Paine Field
 By: Editorial Board
 Everett Herald
 October 3, 2008
21st Century Science Coalition Pushes 19th Century Science
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 2, 2008
Opportunities Await Builders Of Charging Stations
 By: Margie Slovan
 Daily Journal Of Commerce
 October 2, 2008
Horizon Wants To Operate Daily Flights From Paine Field
 By: Staff
 Everett Herald
 October 2, 2008
Governor vetoes bill guaranteeing access to stem-cell therapies for poor
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 October 2, 2008
After The Bailout: A Need To Reinvest In America
 By: Neal Peirce
 Seattle Times
 September 30, 2008
Puget Sound Ports Facing Challenges
 By: Drew DeSilver
 Seattle Times
 September 28, 2008
Public Subsidy Would Be Required For Public Transit, Passenger Ferry
 By: Richard Walker
 Journal Of The San Juans
 September 25, 2008
Ecuador to Vote Sunday on Granting Rights to "Nature"!
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Secondhand Smoke
 September 24, 2008
(Tesla) Roadster Powers To NW On Techie Buzz
 By: Brier Dudley
 Seattle Times
 September 22, 2008
We Have The Tools To Cut Oil Dependence, It's Assembly That's Required
 By: Steve Marshall, Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 September 22, 2008
Historic Wall Street Woes: Building Back from Bust
 Three of Nation's Top Five Investment Banks Collapsed With Two More in Merger Talks
By: Ashby M. Foote III
 The Clarion-Ledger
 September 21, 2008
Scientific Breakthroughs Needed To Unlock Nation's Energy Potential
 By: Alexis T. Bell, Bruce C. Gates, Douglas Ray
 Seattle Times
 September 17, 2008
"Powering The Carbon-free Grid: Sun, Wind, Water, Waves, Atoms And Conservation"
 By: Jim Walker
 TVW, Cascadia Center "Beyond Oil" Conference
 September 17, 2008
TVW Video, Shai Agassi: "Transforming Transportation Globally"
 By: Tom Alberg, Shai Agassi
 TVW, Cascadia Center "Beyond Oil" Conference
 September 17, 2008
Plan Puts Tolls On Interstate HOV Lanes
 By: Ariel Hart
 Atlanta Journal-Constitution
 September 16, 2008
Is America Ready To Drive Electric?
 By: Bryan Walsh
 Time Magazine
 September 16, 2008
Telework Cuts Congestion, Boosts Productivity
 By: Kristin Hanes, Bruce Agnew
 KOMO-AM 1000
 September 16, 2008
Shai Agassi "Beyond Oil" Video
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 15, 2008
Pro-Intelligent Design Articles on OpposingViews.com
 By: Staff
 OpposingViews.com
 September 15, 2008
Only Intervention Of Electric Car Can Break Oil Addiction
 By: David Seago
 Tacoma News Tribune
 September 14, 2008
Can Telecommuting Take Root In Kitsap?
 By: Derek Sheppard
 Kitsap Sun
 September 14, 2008
'Spore' Game Helps Players Understand Intelligent Design
 By: Katherine T. Phan
 Christian Post
 September 14, 2008
Canada Calls Election and Holds It, While U.S. Stumbles On
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 September 12, 2008
Making A Bold Case For Moving Our Economy Beyond Oil
 By: Glenn R. Pascall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 September 12, 2008
"Future Of Transportation, Funding & Climate Change"
 By: Slade Gorton, Paul Brubaker, David Kaplan, Paula Hammond, Bill Rogers, Neil Schuster
 TVW, Cascadia Center "Beyond Oil" Conference
 September 12, 2008
He Found a Stem-Cell Answer
 By: Victor Reklaitis
 Investor's Business Daily
 September 12, 2008
Updating The Big Rigs For A Greener Tomorrow
 By: Don Cayo
 Vancouver Sun
 September 11, 2008
Rob Bernard Video: "The Road Ahead"
 By: Rob Bernard, Don Foley, Ron Sims, Bruce Chapman
 TVW, Cascadia Center "Beyond Oil" Conference
 September 11, 2008
Cascadia Center's "Beyond Oil" Conference: A Wrap-Up
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Cascadia Prospectus
 September 10, 2008
High-tech Vehicles Growing More Common In Region
 Plug-in Cars Give Owners A Real Jolt Of Satisfaction
By: Debera Carlton Harrell
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 September 9, 2008
James Woolsey Video: The Case For Change
 Beyond Oil: Transforming Transportation
By: R. James Woolsey, Chelsea Sexton, K.C. Golden, U.S. Rep Dave Reichert, Peter Jackson
 TVW, Cascadia Center's "Beyond Oil" Conference
 September 9, 2008
Intelligent design (ID) has scientific merit because it uses the scientific method to make its claims and infers design by testing its positive predictions
 By: Casey Luskin
 OpposingViews.com
 September 8, 2008
Any larger philosophical implications of intelligent design, or any religious motives, beliefs, and affiliations of ID proponents, do not disqualify ID from having scientific merit
 By: Casey Luskin
 OpposingViews.com
 September 8, 2008
Intelligent Design Has Scientific Merit in Paleontology
 By: Casey Luskin
 OpposingViews.com
 September 8, 2008
ID Does Not Address Religious Claims About the Supernatural
 By: Casey Luskin
 OpposingViews.com
 September 8, 2008
ID is Constitutional and has Educational and Legal Merit
 By: Casey Luskin
 OpposingViews.com
 September 8, 2008
A Brief History of Intelligent Design
 By: Casey Luskin
 OpposingViews.com
 September 8, 2008
Bio-fuel Musses Up Electric Car Fest
 By: Angel Gonzalez
 Seattle Times
 September 7, 2008
Washington Projects Could Be Affected As Federal Fund For Roads Runs Dry
 By: Associated Press
 Los Angeles Times, Seattle Times
 September 6, 2008
Sarah and Todd Palin and the Quiet Success of the Pro-Life Movement
 By: David Frum
 National Post
 September 6, 2008
The American Politics Behind Rising Gas Prices
 By: Don Cayo
 Vancouver Sun
 September 6, 2008
American Business Driving A New Car Culture
 By: Don Cayo
 Vancouver Sun
 September 5, 2008
Beyond Oil: Transforming Transportation
 Fifth Annual TransTech Conference
By: Cascadia Center
 Cascadia Center
 September 4, 2008
Planners Start Survey Of Peoples' Travel Habits
 By: Jared Paben
 Bellingham Herald
 September 4, 2008
Oil-free Snohomish County? It's No Longer A Pipe Dream
 By: Bruce Agnew, Steve Marshall
 Everett Herald
 September 2, 2008
Transportation: A Better Grid
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 September 2, 2008
A State Agency Eyes Public-Private Transportation Funding
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 September 2, 2008
The Darwinian Basis for Eugenics
 By: Anne Barbeau Gardiner
 New Oxford Review
 September 1, 2008
Northwest Could Be A Leader In Electric Transport Systems
 By: Steve Marshall, Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 September 1, 2008
Forbear from Requiring Outdated Monitoring Reports
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 August 27, 2008
Cities Debate Privatizing Public Infrastructure
 By: Jenny Anderson
 New York Times
 August 27, 2008
Olympic Eyes Turn To Vancouver
 By: Don Porter
 KING 5 TV
 August 25, 2008
A Good Book About Bad Books
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 Inside Catholic
 August 25, 2008
Abandoning the Frightened and Depressed
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 August 23, 2008
Delusions of Scientific Adequacy
 By: Dan Peterson
 The American Spectator
 August 22, 2008
Steve Marshall, Anne Korin, Chelsea Sexton Radio Segment
 By: Dave Ross Show
 KIRO-AM 710
 August 22, 2008
The U.N. Monkeys Around
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 August 22, 2008
A Pressing Need To Fix Nation's Broken Transportation System
 By: R.T. Rybak, Bruce Katz
 Seattle Times
 August 19, 2008
Trucks - From Delivery Vans To Big Rigs - Need To Get Efficient, Too
 By: Steve Marshall, Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 August 18, 2008
Plug-in Hybrid From GM Is Nearly Ready For Testing
 By: Nick Bunkley
 New York Times
 August 15, 2008
Transportation: Realistic Tolling
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 August 14, 2008
Council Says Toll 520, I-90 In 2010
 By: Debera Carlton Harrell
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 August 13, 2008
More Broadband, Increased Choice and Lower Prices Begin With Regulatory Reform
 Study Highlights Needed Telecom Regulatory Reforms in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin
By: Hance Haney, George Gilder
 Discovery Institute
 August 13, 2008
Study Cites Need for Regulatory Reform to Promote Broadband, Consumer Choice and Lower Prices for Telecommunications Services
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 13, 2008
White House Looks To Private Sector To Push Road Pricing
 By: Josh Vorhees
 Greenwire/E&E News
 August 12, 2008
Oregon Runs Faster To Catch The Wind
 By: Kate Ramsayer
 Bend Bulletin, Seattle Times
 August 12, 2008
Northwest Tidal Power Reaches For Mainstream
 By: Barbara Clements
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 August 8, 2008
Transportation Costs Crank Up Crankiness
 By: Keith Baldry
 North Shore News
 August 8, 2008
"Expelled" and the Darwinism-Nazi Connection: A Response to Jeff Schloss
 By: Richard Weikart
 American Scientific Affiliation
 August 7, 2008
Bush Deems New I-5 Bridge National Priority
 By: Jeffrey Mize
 Columbian
 August 6, 2008
Time For A Bus-fare Reality Check
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 August 6, 2008
God and Men on Election Day
 By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review Online
 August 5, 2008
Turbulence In Air Travel: What High Fuel Costs Mean To Boeing
 By: Steve Marshall, Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 August 4, 2008
Owners And Operators Of Large Trucks Get Help With Fuel Demands
 By: Eric Apalatagui
 Columbian
 August 3, 2008
New York City Says it - Officially - in English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Korean, French Creole and Italian
 By: Deroy Murdock
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 August 2, 2008
Workers Set To Clear Sea-to-Sky
 By: Wendy Stuek, Anna Mehler Paperny
 Globe & Mail
 August 2, 2008
Surging Demand For Transit In King County Meets Political Gridlock
 By: Dierdre Gregg
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 August 1, 2008
For Whom The Road Tolls - Seattle Or Bellevue?
 By: Emory Thomas, Jr.
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 August 1, 2008
Tolling Is Bridge To New Era Of Ground Transportation
 By: Glenn R. Pascall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 August 1, 2008
Call It Slavery
 By: John R. Miller
 The Wilson Quarterly
 August 1, 2008
High Fuel Costs Delay Airplane Orders
 By: Micheline Maynard
 New York Times
 August 1, 2008
Vancouver Faces Olympian Hurdle As Rock Slide Cuts Off Vital Corridor
 By: Anna Mehler Paperny
 Globe & Mail
 July 31, 2008
Traffic, Money And Pollution
 By: Dylan Rivera
 Oregonian
 July 31, 2008
PGE Installs "Filling Station Of The Future"
 By: Libby Tucker
 Daily Journal Of Commerce
 July 31, 2008
Kulongoski "Plugs In" To Transportation Solutions
 By: Tyler Graf
 Daily Journal Of Commerce
 July 31, 2008
PGE Opens Stations Around Portland For Plug-in Hybrids
 By: Dylan Rivera
 Oregonian
 July 30, 2008
Paccar's Fuel-saving Hybrid Trucks Aimed At Nation's Distribution Industry
 By: Angel Gonzales
 Seattle Times
 July 29, 2008
Plug-In Cars Zoom Forward
 By: Sarah Terry-Cobo
 Forbes
 July 29, 2008
Is "Evolution" a "Theory" or "Fact" or Is This Just a Trivial Game of Semantics?
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 July 28, 2008
Granting Apes Rights Will Only Devalue Human Life
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Dallas Morning News
 July 28, 2008
Texas To Tel Aviv
 By: Thomas L. Friedman
 New York Times
 July 26, 2008
Monkey Business
 By: Wall Street Journal Editorial
 Wall Street Journal
 July 25, 2008
Electric Industry Plugged In For Move To Rechargeable Cars
 By: Tom Krisher
 Associated Press, Oregonian
 July 24, 2008
The Fight to Abolish Human Trafficking in the United States
 By: Paul M. Weyrich
 Free Congress Foundation
 July 23, 2008
PHEVs In The Spotlight
 By: Staff
 Green Biz
 July 23, 2008
Power Companies, GM Team In Electric Car Research
 By: Tim Conneally
 Beta News
 July 22, 2008
Veganism is Murder
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 July 22, 2008
Grove Invokes Paranoia to Prove Only Electric Cars Survive
 By: Adam Satriano, Alan Ohnsman
 Bloomberg News Service
 July 21, 2008
Monkey Business
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 July 21, 2008
Can Plug-in Hybrids Ride To America's Rescue?
 Engineer Behind Many Electric Car Advances Says Oil's Days May Be Numbered
By: Mark Clayton
 Christian Science Monitor/ABC news
 July 19, 2008
Technology Can Help Solve Transportation Dilemma
 By: Glenn Pascall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 July 18, 2008
The Dehumanizing Impact of Modern Thought: Darwin, Marx, Nietzsche, and Their Followers
 By: Richard Weikart
 Discovery Institute
 July 18, 2008
Border Barriers Must Come Down Before Olympics: Group
 By: Jeff Lee
 Vancouver Sun
 July 17, 2008
BNSF Corridor: Cascade Bicycle Club And Cascadia Center Share Their Views
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Kirkland Views
 July 16, 2008
Oregon Motorists May Be Driving Less
 By: David Steves
 Eugene Register-Guard
 July 16, 2008
Between Presidents, a Dangerous Gap
 By: Slade Gorton & Jamie Gorelick
 The New York Times
 July 16, 2008
Gasoline Prices Cost State Tax Revenue
 By: Adam Wilson
 The Olympian
 July 15, 2008
One Year Later: We've Crossed That Bridge
 By: Joyce Chen
 Tacoma News Tribune
 July 15, 2008
Tolls - And A Transport Revolution - Are Headed Our Way
 By: Glenn R. Pascall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 July 11, 2008
The Justice Department, Blind to Slavery
 By: John R. Miller
 The New York Times
 July 11, 2008
$100 Fill-ups Unlikely To Kill Our Suburbs
 By: Peter Callaghan
 Tacoma News Tribune
 July 10, 2008
The Sun Rises On Passenger Rail
 By: Derrick Z. Jackson
 Boston Globe/Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 July 8, 2008
Build The World's Greenest Bridge
 By: Editorial Board
 The Oregonian
 July 8, 2008
Louisiana Confounds the Science Thought Police
 Neo-Darwinism is no longer a protected orthodoxy in the Bayou State's pedagogy
By: John G. West
 National Review Online
 July 8, 2008
Big Bang on the Bayou
 By: Ken Connor
 Townhall.com
 July 8, 2008
Evolutionists Fear Academic Freedom
 By: Floyd Brown and Mary Beth Brown
 Townhall.com
 July 7, 2008
Electric Ride Powering A Transportation Revolution
 By: Gary Mason
 Globe & Mail
 July 7, 2008
'Dirty' Work Has Some Companies Cleaning Up
 By: Ashby M. Foote III
 The Clarion-Ledger
 July 6, 2008
County Steps In To Keep Ferry Riders Connected
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 July 5, 2008
Retiming Traffic Lights Should Help Improve Downtown Traffic Flow
 By: Larry Lange
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 July 3, 2008
Advocate Newspaper Knowingly Publishes False Information About Louisiana Law Regarding Teaching of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 3, 2008
Puget Sound-area Commuters Are Getting Creative To Avoid Rising Gas Prices
 By: Isaac Arnsdorf
 Seattle Times
 July 1, 2008
Atheist Antithesis
 Innate Religious Beliefs Are Evidence of God, Not of Evolution
By: Logan Paul Gage
 Touchstone
 July 1, 2008
Caroline Crocker: Intellectual Freedom Must Include Conservative Professors, Scientists
 By: Caroline Crocker
 The Examiner
 June 30, 2008
Oregon Leaders Try To Change A System That Puts Infrastructure Second
 By: Jeff Kosseff
 The Oregonian
 June 30, 2008
The End Of Soaring, The Start Of Tunneling
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 June 29, 2008
Columbia River Crossing: A Bridge To The Future
 By: Matt Rosenberg, Bruce Agnew
 The Oregonian
 June 29, 2008
Ever-rising Expense Of Driving About To Take A Toll On All Of Us
 By: Joel Connelly
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 June 27, 2008
Does the U.S. Realize it's in Competition?
 By: Robert J. Herbold
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 June 27, 2008
Regional Tolling Coming To Puget Sound
 By: Erin Covey
 KIRO-AM 710
 June 26, 2008
Are Privately Operated Highways In Your Future?
 By: Liam Moriarty
 KPLU-FM 88.3
 June 26, 2008
The Cracks Are Showing
 By: Staff
 The Economist
 June 26, 2008
Radio Interview of Cascadia's Bruce Agnew and Microsoft's Mark Aggar
 Tolling, Traffic Technology & Public-Private Partnerships
By: Dave Ross
 KIRO-AM 710
 June 25, 2008
Yellow Science
 By: James Kerian
 Wall Street Journal
 June 25, 2008
Forbear from Local Phone Regulation in Denver, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Phoenix and Seattle
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 June 24, 2008
New Louisiana Bill on Evolution: A Wedge for Creationism or an Opportunity for Reason?
 By: Jason Streitfeld
 American Chronicle
 June 24, 2008
Federal Regulators Should Reform Regulation of Phone Services in Denver, Minneapolis-St.Paul, Phoenix and Seattle
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 24, 2008
Nevers: Science bill not about religion
 By: Marcelle Hanemann
 The Daily News
 June 23, 2008
Travelers Shift To Rail As Cost Of Fuel Rises
 By: Matthew L. Wald
 New York Times
 June 21, 2008
A Danger of Being Obamatized
 By: IBD Editorial
 Investor's Business Daily
 June 19, 2008
A Danger of Being Obamatized
 By: IBD Editorial
 Investor's Business Daily
 June 19, 2008
Washington Transportation Chief: Bridge Funding Options Are Scarce
 By: Jeffrey Mize, Kathie Durbin
 The Columbian
 June 19, 2008
Getting Light Rail To Eastside: Major Issues Still Unresolved
 By: Margie Slovan
 Seattle Daily Journal Of Commerce
 June 19, 2008
Undoing Settled Judgments
 By: Peter Wehner
 Commentary
 June 19, 2008
Media Malpractice
 Another Global Warming Meltdown
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 June 19, 2008
Poll Finds Broad Support For I-5 Bridge Improvements, Light Rail
 By: Dylan Rivera
 Oregonian
 June 18, 2008
Private Means For Public Ends
 By: Editorial Board
 Denver Post
 June 18, 2008
Reality Requires Road Tolls; Prepare For The Inevitable
 By: John Barber
 Globe And Mail
 June 18, 2008
Foreclosures are Like Taxes: We Don't Want Them, but Have to Have Them
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 June 17, 2008
Pardon Me for Living: Australian Broadcasting Corporation Wants You and Your Children to Die to "Save the Planet"
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Secondhand Smoke
 June 17, 2008
Hurray For Transit, But It's No Silver Bullet
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 June 16, 2008
Louisiana State Legislature Passes Landmark Act That Encourages Critical Analysis of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 16, 2008
Cascadia's Steve Marshall On TVW - Beyond Oil: Transforming Transportation
 From 4th Annual "Power Up" Summit, Wenatchee
By: Staff
 TVW
 June 15, 2008
Showing Your Flag
 By: Marvin Olasky
 World Magazine
 June 14, 2008
Louisiana House Passes Academic Freedom Bill on Evolution and Other Science Issues
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 11, 2008
Will soaring fuel prices permanently change U.S. travel habits, systems?
 By: Josh Voorhees
 Greenwire
 June 11, 2008
Man with a Plan
 Questions for Enrique Penalosa
By: Deborah Solomon
 New York Times
 June 9, 2008
Some Cities Plan To Raise Parking Fees As A Cure For Congestion
 By: Josh Voorhees
 Greenwire
 June 9, 2008
If you want to save the planet, start by fixing the traffic lights
 By: Matthew Scholz
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 June 6, 2008
"Expelled": Jewish Intellectuals Challenge Tyranny of Darwinism
 An Afternoon with Dr. David Berlinski
By: Christopher A. Ferrara
 The Remnant
 June 2, 2008
An Electrifiying Startup
 A New Lithium-ion Battery From A123 Systems Could Help Electric Cars And Hybrids Come to Dominate The Roads
By: Kevin Bullis
 Technology Review
 June 1, 2008
Portland's Bridge To Somewhere
 By: Susan Nielsen
 The Oregonian
 June 1, 2008
Debate over biology is brewing
 By: Gary Scharrer
 Express-News
 May 31, 2008
Don't Write Off Religion Just Yet
 By: John Gray
 Globeandmail.com
 May 31, 2008
America Weighs In On The Future Of The Prince Rupert Superport
 By: Miro Cernetig
 Vancouver Sun
 May 30, 2008
For Whom The Tolls Bell
 Three Metro councilors ring exactly the wrong note about the future of the Columbia River Crossing
By: Editorial Board
 Oregonian
 May 29, 2008
Where the Evidence Leads
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 The American Spectator
 May 29, 2008
Intelligent Design Film Boosts Academic Freedom Bills, Advocates Say
 By: Kevin Mooney
 Cybercast News Service (CNSNews.com)
 May 28, 2008
Ensuring America's Growth
 By: Peter Morici
 Forbes
 May 28, 2008
Truth Or Consequences
 By: Thomas Friedman
 New York Times
 May 28, 2008
New I-5 Span? Idea Calls For Toll First
 By: Dylan Rivera
 Oregonian
 May 27, 2008
Tap Our Own Resources? Food, Fuel and Foreign Policy
 Antiquated Domestic Farm, Energy Policies Contributing to Growing World Food Prices
By: Ashby M. Foote III
 The Clarion-Ledger
 May 25, 2008
Snohomish County Gives Commuter Train Rights To Railway
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 May 24, 2008
We're Stuck with The Nation's Worst Road Funding Gap
 By: Debera Carlton Harrell
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 May 22, 2008
Imbalances Of Power
 By: Thomas Friedman
 New York Times
 May 21, 2008
U.S. 2 To Be Safer But Much Left To Do
 By: Yoshiaki Nohara
 Everett Herald
 May 21, 2008
'Writing Is a Spiritual Process'
 By: John J. Miller
 National Review Online
 May 20, 2008
Debate, Evidence and Evolution
 By: Judge Darrell White
 The Baton Rouge Advocate
 May 20, 2008
Fast Foot Ferries Deserve Our Support
 By: Glenn Hodge
 Kitsap Sun
 May 19, 2008
How Washington's Ferry System Got Into A Mess With No Easy Fix In Sight
 By: Andrew Garber
 Seattle Times
 May 18, 2008
How Infrastructure Got Sexy In The City
 By: David Teather
 The Guardian
 May 17, 2008
On Track - Port, County Shake On Rail Deal
 By: Alwyn Scott
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 May 16, 2008
Barking Up the Wrong Tree
 By: Casey Luskin & Logan Paul Gage
 Salvo Magazine
 May 16, 2008
A Pause For The Cause Of Light Rail
 By: Lance Dickie
 Seattle Times
 May 16, 2008
Getting Signals In Sync Will Help Traffic Flow
 By: Frank Greve
 McClatchy Newspapers/Seattle Times
 May 15, 2008
Assisted Suicide and the Corruption of Palliative Care
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 May 15, 2008
Transportation: What Went Wrong When
 By: John Carlson
 Bellevue Reporter
 May 14, 2008
Darwin Nietzsche, and Hitler: Evolution of the Übermensch
 By: Benjamin Wiker
 Human Events
 May 13, 2008
Port OKs Eastside Trail Deal
 By: Kristen Millares Young
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 May 13, 2008
Bills Would Give Teachers Freedom Teaching Evolution
 By: Michael Foust
 Baptist Press
 May 13, 2008
The Silent Scream of the Asparagus
 Get ready for 'plant rights.'
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 May 12, 2008
Conference Lifts Chamber Manager On Passenger Ferry
 By: Jeff Chew
 Peninsula Daily News
 May 9, 2008
Delusions of Grandeur
 Review: The Devil's Delusion: Atheism and Its Scientific Pretensions
By: Logan Paul Gage
 Crisis Magazine
 May 9, 2008
A Funding Idea For Puget Sound's Forward Thrust?
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Cascadia Center
 May 8, 2008
Foot Ferry Of The Future
 By: Bryan Johnson
 KOMO-4 TV
 May 8, 2008
Linking Speedier Ferries With A Healthier Sound
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 May 8, 2008
New streetcar routes have potential, but need cash
 4 possibilities offered for city's consideration
By: Larry Lange
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 May 8, 2008
05/08/08 PASSENGER-ONLY FERRY FORUM
 By: Mike Wussow
 Press Release
 May 8, 2008
Evolution News & Views Contributing Writers
 By: Staff
 Center for Science & Culture
 May 8, 2008
Cascadians: Shared Cultural Traits, Values
 Residents of the region have a subtle separatist streak and a passion for outdoor activity
By: Douglas Todd
 Vancouver Sun
 May 7, 2008
Rail And Trail: Staking A Claim
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 May 7, 2008
Main Street, Not Wall Street, Should Fix Crumbling U.S. Infrastructure
 By: Kathleen Sebelius, Andy Stern
 Christian Science Monitor
 May 7, 2008
King County To Explore 'Plug And Rides' For Next-Generation Hybrid Vehicles
 By: Staff
 Seattle Medium
 May 7, 2008
Cascadia: Naive Dream Or The Next Frontier?
 By: Douglas Todd
 Vancouver Sun
 May 6, 2008
Dream Of A Cohesive Cascadia Never Dies
 By: Douglas Todd
 Vancouver Sun
 May 6, 2008
Start-ups Race To Produce Green Cars
 By: Edward Taylor
 Wall Street Journal
 May 6, 2008
County Council OKs Eastside Rail With Trail
 By: Gregory Roberts
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 May 6, 2008
Congress Looks To Infrastructure Funding For Economic Boost
 By: Josh Voorhees
 E&E Daily
 May 6, 2008
Three Simple Ways to Counter Academic Intolerance
 How you can help in the wake of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
By: Kelley Unger
 Center for Science and Culture
 May 6, 2008
Three Simple Ways to Counter Academic Intolerance
 How you can help in the wake of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
By: Kelley Unger
 Center for Science and Culture
 May 6, 2008
Googling Kirkland
 By: Peyton Whitely
 Seattle Times
 May 6, 2008
Darwin and Hitler: In Their Own Words
 By: Benjamin Wiker
 HumanEvents.com
 May 5, 2008
Blinkered Sages
 By: George Gilder
 National Review
 May 5, 2008
A Crime So Monstous
 A Review
By: Logan Paul Gage
 First Things (On The Square)
 May 5, 2008
The State of the Global Telecosm
 The most notorious promoter of the 1990s telecom boom has been proved right
By: Mark Williams
 MIT Technology Review
 May 5, 2008
New I-5 Bridge? You Decide
 By: Dylan Rivera
 Oregonian
 May 2, 2008
Darwinians Hysterical Over "Expelled"
 By: Phyllis Schlafly
 www.wnd.com
 May 2, 2008
Was It Immoral for "Expelled" to Connect Darwinism and Nazi Racism?
 By: Richard Weikart
 Discovery Institute
 May 2, 2008
A Lot To Gain From Passenger-only Ferry Service
 By: Bruce Agnew
 San Juan Journal
 April 30, 2008
"Don't Blame Darwinism for Hitler! Blame Christianity!"
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Jewcy.com
 April 30, 2008
Evolution Academic Freedom Bills Spread to More States
 National Movement Grows
By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 30, 2008
When Moore Meets Metcalfe
 By: George Gilder
 Forbes
 April 30, 2008
Want To Hit The Open Road? It'll Cost You
 By: Josh Voorhees
 Greenwire, Energy & Environment Daily
 April 29, 2008
Governing Structure Needs Overhaul
 By: Reid Shockey
 Everett Herald
 April 29, 2008
Michigan Becomes Fifth State to Introduce Evolution Academic Freedom Bill
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 29, 2008
The Scientific Embrace of Atheism
 By: David Berlinski
 Pajamas Media
 April 28, 2008
Ready For Our HOT Lane Test?
 By: David Seago
 Tacoma News Tribune
 April 28, 2008
Drivers Ready To Pay When Highway 167 "HOT Lanes" Open Saturday
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 April 28, 2008
Why The Region Is In Such A Twist About Growth
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 April 27, 2008
Will Florida decision on evolution curriculum set national precedent?
 By: Mark Mathis
 Tcpalm.com
 April 26, 2008
What Austin Can Teach Seattle About Civic Planning
 By: Bruce Agnew, Steve Marshall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 April 25, 2008
Greening The Traffic Lights
 Traffic Signal Preemption Lets Buses Glide Through Cities, Saving Time And Energy--And, Perhaps, The Atmosphere
By: Jon Bruner
 Forbes
 April 25, 2008
Rising Gas Prices Are Changing Consumers' Taste
 By: Jeremy Cato
 Globe And Mail
 April 24, 2008
Congestion Pricing Is Coming
 By: Micheal Replogle
 Washington Post
 April 22, 2008
Perry Warns Against Inaction On Funds For Road Projects
 By: Patrick Driscoll
 San Antonio Express-News
 April 22, 2008
Costlier Gas, New Hybrids Spur More To Go Green
 By: AP
 Seattle Times
 April 21, 2008
The Divine Comedy: Dawkins' Disco Inferno
 By: Bruce L. Gordon, Ph.D.
 Discovery Institute
 April 21, 2008
Sims: 'No Immediate Plans To Remove Rails'
 By: Jeanette Knutsen
 Woodinville Weekly
 April 21, 2008
Is the "Science" of Richard Dawkins Science Fiction?
 By: Jonathan Wells
 Discovery Institute
 April 21, 2008
Why Stocks Stink
 By: Steve Forbes
 Forbes Magazine
 April 21, 2008
Rail System Grows As New Lines Crop Up
 By: Dylan Rivera
 The Oregonian
 April 20, 2008
Stein turns the tables on Darwinists
 By: Chris Weinkopf
 Los Angeles Daily News
 April 19, 2008
Congestion Plan Returns As Bridge Tolls
 By: Peter Donohue
 New York Daily News
 April 19, 2008
Ben Stein vs. Sputtering Atheists
 By: Brent Bozell, III
 Townhall.com
 April 18, 2008
Michael Shermer's Fact-Free Attack on 'Expelled' Exposes Intolerance of Darwinists towards Pro-Intelligent Design Scientists
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 April 18, 2008
Intelligent Critique
 Expelled adroitly addresses the dogmaticism of Darwinian theory in the scientific world.
By: Dave Berg
 National Review Online
 April 18, 2008
Connecting Hitler and Darwin
 By: David Berlinski
 Human Events
 April 18, 2008
Don't Doubt It
 An important historic sidebar on Hitler and Darwin
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review Online
 April 18, 2008
Is There A Connection Between Hitler And Darwin?
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Jewcy
 April 18, 2008
Ben Stein Exposes Richard Dawkins
 By: Dinesh D'Souza
 AOL News.com
 April 18, 2008
Review: Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
 By: Edward Douglas
 Comingsoon.net
 April 18, 2008
An Intelligent Discussion about Life
 By: Bruce Chapman
 The Seattle Times
 April 17, 2008
New I-5 Bridge Is Crucial To Region's Economy, Says The Portland Business Alliance
 By: Dylan Rivera
 Oregonian
 April 17, 2008
The Eastside TRailway - Making Trail And Rail Happen For Snohomish And The Eastside
 By: Loren Herrigstad
 Cascadia Center
 April 17, 2008
Railway Corridor From Snohomish To Renton To Keep Tracks
 By: Ashley Bach
 Seattle Times
 April 16, 2008
Rails As Placeholders
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 April 16, 2008
Darwin and the Nazis
 By: Richard Weikart
 The American Spectator
 April 16, 2008
Tracks To Remain On Trail-Rail Corridor
 By: Gregory Roberts
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 15, 2008
CASCADIA CENTER TO DISCUSS EASTSIDE TRAILWAY CONCEPTS
 By: Mike Wussow
 Press Release
 April 15, 2008
Is Richard Dawkins a Raelian?
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 secondhand Smoke
 April 15, 2008
Rail Route Idea Gets Snohomish's Interest
 The City Council Will Discuss A Plan For A Commuter Route To Snohomish
By: Yoshiaki Nohara
 Everett Herald
 April 15, 2008
What You Ought To Be Reading: The Devil's Delusion
 By: Chicago Tribune
 Chicago Tribune
 April 14, 2008
Cordon Blues: New York Is No Indicator Of Tolling's Future
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Crosscut
 April 13, 2008
Peak Hour Tolls Are A Big Part Of Oregon Governor's Transportation Agenda
 By: Gail Kinsey Hill
 Oregonian
 April 12, 2008
Myths about 'Expelled'
 Don't Believe Everything You Hear
By: Chuck Colson
 Breakpoint
 April 11, 2008
It Should Be OK to Doubt Evolution
 By: Brent Castillo
 Wichita Eagle
 April 10, 2008
Congestion Pricing - What It Isn't
 By: Bruce Ramsey
 Seattle Times
 April 10, 2008
On The Verge Of A Change In Transportation
 By: Editorial Board
 San Juan Journal
 April 9, 2008
Microsoft Adding Routes To Its Connector Bus System
 By: Todd Bishop
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 9, 2008
$8 Traffic Fee For Manhattan Gets Nowhere
 By: Nicholas Confessore
 New York Times
 April 8, 2008
U.S. Transportation Chief Visits Seattle
 By: Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Prospectus
 April 7, 2008
Wesley J. Smith on O'Reilly Radio Show
 Guest Host: Tony Snow
By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Staff
 April 6, 2008
Volt Plug-in Hybrid Is 'No. 1 Priority,' GM Says
 By: Reuters
 MSNBC
 April 6, 2008
U.S. Office Wants Seattle To Demonstrate Congestion Tolling
 By: Seattle Times
 The Seattle Times
 April 6, 2008
Seriously Funny
 By: Marvin Olasky
 World Magazine
 April 5, 2008
Wesley J. Smith on O'Reilly Radio Show
 Guest Host: Tony Snow
By: Discovery Staff
 O'Reilly Radio
 April 4, 2008
HOT Lanes Should Be Tested Before Fully Implemented
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 April 4, 2008
HOT LANES DRIVEN BY PAY?
 Some fear wealthy commuters will have an edge in paying tolls
By: Larry Lange
 Seattle P-I
 April 4, 2008
Highway 520 Bridge Tolls Necessary
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 April 2, 2008
Agnostic takes New Atheists to Task for Trying to Hijack Science
 Author David Berlinski's New Book The Devil's Delusion
By: staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 2, 2008
Two More States Introduce Academic Freedom Bills and Missouri Moves to Protect Scientists' Interpretations of Scientific Research
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 2, 2008
'Expelled' Documentary Explores Darwin, Intelligent Design, Religion Debate
 Film highlights two Southern California scientists
By: Lori Arnold
 Christian Examiner
 March 31, 2008
Politically Correct Eugenics
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 March 31, 2008
Some Drivers Ahead Of E-ZPass Curve
 By: David Patch
 Toledo Blade
 March 30, 2008
Event Recap: A Crime So Monstrous
 By: Discovery Staff
 DiscoveryBlog.org
 March 28, 2008
Air Board: 60,000 PHEVs In CA By 2014*
 By: Michael Gardner
 San Diego Union-Bulletin
 March 28, 2008
Darwin of the Gaps
 Review of The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief by Francis S. Collins
By: Jonathan Wells
 Discovery Institute
 March 26, 2008
Texas Pension Funds Could Invest In Big Projects
 By: Robert Elder
 Austin American-Statesman
 March 26, 2008
The Culture of Death is Heroin
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics & Culture Network
 March 26, 2008
Analysis: Experts Assess Terror Threats
 By: Megan Harris
 Raffaello Network
 March 25, 2008
Data Tidal Wave?
 By: Bob Fernandez
 Philadelphia Inquirer
 March 23, 2008
Hailing Green Taxis, Without Deadheading
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 March 21, 2008
Light Rail Cut From The Plan For 520 Bridge
 By: Debera Carlton Harrell, Larry Lange
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 18, 2008
Dr. Caroline Crocker Expelled for Challenging Darwinian Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 15, 2008
Deadly Trend
 By: Chuck Colson
 Breakpoint
 March 14, 2008
B.C. Paves The Way To Better Infrastructure
 By: Patrick Brethour
 Globe And Mail
 March 14, 2008
Make Eastside A Proving Ground for Innovative Transportation Ideas
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Seattle Times
 March 13, 2008
No New State Money Requested for Cracked, Clogged Seattle Stretch
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 March 13, 2008
Prepared Remarks by Casey Luskin, Discovery Institute, for Press Conference on Florida Academic Freedom Act
 By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 March 12, 2008
Anti-Freedom Activists Try to Censor Science Education in Florida
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 10, 2008
The Evergreen State In More Than Name
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 March 9, 2008
Child Abuse Often Erroneously Diagnosed
 By: Drs. Michael A. Glueck & Robert J. Cihak
 Jewish World Review
 March 7, 2008
Regulation Inflates Broadband Prices
 FCC Should Set Unified Pole Attachment Fee
By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 March 7, 2008
Strangling Deregulation
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 March 7, 2008
Senate, House Approve Tolls Bill
 By: Kathie Durbin
 Columbian
 March 7, 2008
William F. Buckley's Intellect Went Beyond Basketball and Bob Knight
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 March 6, 2008
Academic freedom and evolution
 By: Casey Luskin
 San Diego Union Tribune
 March 5, 2008
Bill Buckley's Religion, And My Own
 A Veteran National Review Staffer Reflects on the Towering Conservative Figure.
By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jewish Week
 March 5, 2008
We Need To Look At Reality, Alternatives
 By: Editorial Board
 San Juan Journal
 March 5, 2008
GM, Toyota Doubtful On Fuel Cells' Mass Use
 By: Edward Taylor, Mike Spector
 Wall Street Journal
 March 5, 2008
Pull Over And Consider This: The Traffic Could Get Even Worse
 By: Steve Marshall, Bradley Meacham
 Seattle Times
 March 5, 2008
Liberalism’s Troubled Search for Equality
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 March 5, 2008
Highway Tolls In View
 By: Aaron Derfel
 Montreal Gazette
 March 3, 2008
Intelligent Design 101: Leading Experts Explain the Key Issues
 By: H. Wayne House
 Kregel
 March 1, 2008
WA House Approves 520 Tolling Study Bill
 By: Manual Valdes
 Associated Press, Seattle Times
 March 1, 2008
New Cure For Collapsing Bridges: State And Union Pension Funds
 By: David Brewster
 Crosscut
 February 29, 2008
Darwinism: The Imperialism of Biology?
 By: Ben Stein
 News Blaze
 February 28, 2008
FTTH 2008: Internet Set to Reach Zetabyte Heights by 2015
 Emerging Applications Drive Continued Growth
By: Sean Buckley
 Telecommunications Online
 February 28, 2008
Pre-Closure Letter in Sternberg Investigation
 By: U.S. Office of Special Counsel
 U.S. Office of Special Counsel
 February 28, 2008
Intolerance and the Politicization of Science at the Smithsonian
 Smithsonian's Top Officials Permit the Demotion and Harassment of Scientist Skeptical of Darwinian Evolution
By: U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Government Reform
 U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Government Reform
 February 27, 2008
Evolution's Glass Ceiling
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Townhall Magazine
 February 26, 2008
A $4 Billion Bridge Deliberately Too Small?
 By: Editorial Board
 Tacoma News Tribune
 February 26, 2008
VIDEO: Ted Van Dyk Event
 A Democrat Looks at His Party... And the State of American Politics
By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 25, 2008
"Six Lanes Plus" For The 520 Bridge
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 February 25, 2008
Tolling, Finance Innovation Vital For Infrastructure Growth
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 February 25, 2008
Beginnings of a bubble?
 By: Pauline Rigby
 fibresystems.org
 February 25, 2008
Union Wants Pension Backing for Roads
 By: Francesco Guerrera
 Financial Times
 February 24, 2008
Washington Should Be Leader In Push For All-Electric Cars
 By: Steve Marshall, Bill Gaines
 Tacoma News Tribune
 February 24, 2008
Unleashing the Exaflood
 By: Bret Swanson & George Gilder
 The Wall Street Journal
 February 22, 2008
My Failed Simulation on Evolution
 By: Granville Sewell
 Human Events
 February 21, 2008
Pushing Infanticide
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network
 February 20, 2008
No Intelligence Allowed!
 By: Tom Bethell
 The American Spectator
 February 19, 2008
Let There Be Open Debate Over Evolution
 By: Casey Luskin
 Tampa Tribune
 February 18, 2008
Standard Makes Darwin Unassailable
 By: Casey Luskin
 Polk County Ledger
 February 18, 2008
Bottomed-Out Ferry System Looking To Come Back
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 February 17, 2008
State Ferries: A Future Focus
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 17, 2008
My Turn: Legislators Committed to Fixing Ferries Mess
 By: Nine State Legislators
 Kitsap Sun
 February 17, 2008
Author Critiques Darwin's 'Terrible Ideas'
 By: Katherine Kipp
 Baptist Press
 February 14, 2008
Let Network Providers Manage Their Networks
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 February 13, 2008
WMD Catastrophies
 By: Jamie Glazov
 FrontPageMagazine.com
 February 12, 2008
Darwin Day and the New Campaign to Inject Religion into Public Schools
 By: John West
 Discovery Institute
 February 12, 2008
Imagine A Network Of Foot Ferries - Our Century's "Forward Thrust" For Puget Sound
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 10, 2008
FOOT FERRIES: MORE!
 By: Cascadia Staff
 Cascadia Center
 February 10, 2008
ISU Intelligent Design Prof Loses Tenure Bid
 By: Clara Hogan
 The Daily Iowan
 February 8, 2008
Dr. Guillermo Gonzalez And Academic Persecution
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 8, 2008
Seattle Taps Its Inner Silicon Valley
 By: John Markoff
 The New York Times
 February 8, 2008
ENV Coverage of Gonzalez Academic Freedom Case at Iowa State University
 By: Discovery Staff
 Evolution News & Views
 February 7, 2008
Stellar Astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez Denied Fair Hearing by Iowa State Board of Regents
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 7, 2008
The Democratic War on Science
 By: Jack Cashill
 WorldNetDaily.com
 February 7, 2008
The Abolition of Man? How Politics and Culture Have Been Dehumanized in the Name of Science
 By: John G. West
 The Heritage Foundation
 February 7, 2008
Motive Marketing and Discovery Institute Launch www.AcademicFreedomPetition.com in Support of Freedom for Teachers and Students to Challenge Darwinism
 By: Motive Marketing
 Motive Marketing
 February 7, 2008
Regents Deny Gonzalez's Tenure Appeal
 By: William Dillon
 The Ames Tribune
 February 7, 2008
Petrodollar-rich Foreign Governments Buy Their Way Into U.S. Boardrooms
 By: Set America Free
 YouTube
 February 6, 2008
Wohlstetter on C-SPAN Book TV
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 6, 2008
EASTSIDE RAIL: MORE!
 By: Cascadia Staff
 Cascadia Center Web Site
 February 4, 2008
Teach Critiques of Darwin, Too
 By: Fred Cutting
 Tallahassee Democrat
 February 4, 2008
Sub-Standard Science Standards, Still
 By: James A. Smith Sr.
 Florida Baptist Witness
 February 4, 2008
Eastside TRailway Forum Recap
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 February 4, 2008
Sound Transit Gives Rail Line A Boost
 By: Ashley Bach
 Seattle Times
 February 2, 2008
Deconstructing Dawkins
 Alister McGrath's Challenge of Famous Atheist Is Bracing But Does Not Go Far Enough
By: Logan Paul Gage
 Christianity Today
 February 1, 2008
Buried WMD Scoop
 By: WSJ Editorial Staff
 The Wall Street Journal
 February 1, 2008
Dial '08 for terrorism
 By: John C. Wohlstetter
 The Washington Times
 January 31, 2008
New Technologies
 By: Staff
 Washington Internet Daily
 January 30, 2008
Estimating the Exaflood
 The Impact of Video and Rich Media on the Internet A zettabyte by 2015?
By: Bret Swanson & George Gilder
 Discovery Institute
 January 29, 2008
Truth About Iraq WMD Uncovered,Then Covered Up Again
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 January 29, 2008
U.S. INTERNET TRAFFIC PROJECTED TO GROW 50-FOLD BY 2015
 New Study Shows Required Network Expansion Could Cost $100 Billion Over Next Five Years
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 29, 2008
Discontinued Amtrak Pioneer Could Make A Comeback
 By: Associated Press
 Seattle Times
 January 28, 2008
Commuter Rail Sought For Snohomish-Bellevue Route
 By: Lukas Velush
 Everett Herald
 January 28, 2008
The Emerald Gate Tolls For Thee
 By: Editorial Board
 The Oregonian
 January 27, 2008
Two On A Transportation Life Raft
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 January 27, 2008
Need A Quick Way To Get Into Canada? Get In Line
 By: Lukas Velush
 Everett Herald
 January 26, 2008
Building Costs Deal Blow To Local Budget
 By: William Yardley
 New York Times
 January 26, 2008
Friday Five: Pro-Life Hero Wesley J. Smith
 By: Devon Williams, Associate Editor
 Focus on the Family Action (www.citizenlink.org)
 January 25, 2008
All Aboard Eastside Commuter Rail
 By: Lance Dickie
 Seattle Times
 January 25, 2008
Daily Toll Calculated For I-5 Bridge
 By: Dylan Rivera
 The Oregonian
 January 23, 2008
Rail Advocates Pitch Commuter Service To Kirkland
 By: Jordan Lindstrom
 Kirkland Courier-Reporter
 January 23, 2008
Super Plan To Boost Tolls
 By: Matthew Franklin, Adele Ferguson
 The Australian
 January 23, 2008
Six Big Lies About John McCain
 By: Michael Medved
 Townhall.com
 January 23, 2008
Transportation: Can't We All Just Get Along
 By: Richard Morrill
 Crosscut
 January 22, 2008
Rail Corridor On The Right Track
 By: Bob Ferguson, Larry Phillips
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 January 21, 2008
Book Review: The evolution of Darwin's bad influence
 By: Bruce Ramsey
 Seattle Times
 January 20, 2008
Get On Board With Eastside Commuter Rail
 By: Editorial Board
 Everett Herald
 January 20, 2008
Eastside Rail Forum Sketches Ideas For Commuter Line
 By: Ashley Bach
 Seattle Times
 January 17, 2008
Dave Ross/KIRO 710 Interviews Bruce Agnew On Eastside Rail
 By: Dave Ross
 KIRO-AM 710
 January 17, 2008
Eastside Rail Radio Links
 By: Dave Ross, Francesca Lyman
 KIRO 710; KBCS 91.3
 January 17, 2008
Waging War on the Weak
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Center for Bioethics and Culture
 January 16, 2008
The Facts about Intelligent Design: A Response to the National Academy of Sciences' Science, Evolution, and Creationism
 By: Casey Luskin
 Intelligent Design and Evolution Awareness (IDEA) Center
 January 15, 2008
Gregoire Talks Tough On The Viaduct
 By: Editorial Board
 Tacoma News Tribune
 January 15, 2008
Ferry Riders Face Year Of Disruption
 By: Larry Lange
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 January 14, 2008
Shedding the Galileo Complex
 A Review of John Lennox's God's Undertaker
By: Logan Paul Gage
 Crisis Magazine
 January 14, 2008
$14 Billion For Transit In B.C.
 By: Randy Shore
 Vancouver Sun
 January 14, 2008
Fixing Low Rider, Tale Of The Tolls
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 January 13, 2008
Back In Session, At Least In Theory
 By: Joe Turner
 Tacoma News Tribune
 January 13, 2008
Companies Should Take Lead On Transit For Workers
 By: Nicholas Caruso
 Hartford Courant
 January 13, 2008
Snohomish Wants Commuter Train On Abandoned Corridor
 By: Yoshiaka Nohara
 Everett Herald
 January 13, 2008
Voter Fraud Has Long Been a Problem, and Photo IDs Will Definitely Help
 By: Howard Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 January 11, 2008
$6 To $7 Tolls On 520 Starting Next Year?
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 January 11, 2008
Here Come The Plug-in Hybrid-Electric Cars
 By: Carolyn McConnell
 Crosscut
 January 9, 2008
Pro-Evolution Book Says Science and God Compatible
 By: Katherine T. Phan
 Christian Post
 January 9, 2008
Staying Power
 Does Religion Really Poison Everything?
By: Logan Paul Gage
 Touchstone
 January 8, 2008
Port On Track To Purchase BNSF corridor
 By: Jeanette Knudsen
 Woodinville Weekly
 January 7, 2008
A Death Toll That Cries Out For More Than Rumble Strips
 By: Larry Simoneaux
 Everett Herald
 January 7, 2008
Rush-Hour Pricing? Let's Just Do It!
 By: Tyler Cowen
 National Public Radio, "Marketplace"
 January 7, 2008
Leaders Face Battle Over Highway Plans
 By: David Seago
 Tacoma News Tribune
 January 6, 2008
No Plan B, But Plenty Of B12
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 January 6, 2008
National Academy of Sciences Report on Evolution
 Long on Assertion, Short on Evidence
By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 3, 2008
Soon, Roads Could Start Tolling For Carlyle
 By: Thomas Heath, David Cho
 Washington Post
 January 3, 2008
Event Recap: A Crime So Monstrous
 By: Discovery Staff
 DiscoveryBlog.org
 January 1, 2008
Rising Gas Prices Are Changing Consumers' Taste
 By: Jeremy Cato
 Globe And Mail
 January 1, 2008
I Can't Wait To Be 'Expelled'
 By: Joseph Farah
 Human Events
 January 1, 2008
Missionaries and Anthropologists
 Murder in Thailand
By: Mark Walhout
 Books & Culture
 January 1, 2008
Best Of Cascadia
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 January 1, 2008
Subscribe To Newsletter
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 January 1, 2008
Links
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 January 1, 2008
State DOT Plans More Intercity Bus Lines
 By: Staff
 Associated Press, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 December 31, 2007
Wins To Celebrate, Setbacks To Regret
 By: Editorial Board
 Tacoma News Tribune
 December 30, 2007
Is Deep-Bore Tunnel Best Hope To Replace Viaduct?
 By: Glenn Pascall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 December 28, 2007
God, Science and the Presidential Campaign
 By: John West
 Tampa Bay Online
 December 26, 2007
Entrepreneur Wheels, Deals For Eastside Rail
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 December 26, 2007
Time To Move Beyond 1950s Transportation Grid
 By: Jessyn Farrell
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 December 25, 2007
Rails, Trails And Flails
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Times
 December 21, 2007
Tunnel Idea Emerges
 By: Greg Lamm
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 December 21, 2007
Intelligent Design Group Identifies Failures of Darwinism
 By: Katherine T. Phan
 Christian Post
 December 21, 2007
The Gov On Governance
 By: David Seago
 Tacoma News Tribune: Inside The Editorial Page blog
 December 18, 2007
Beyond Proposition 1: A New Consensus Is Emerging
 By: Ted Van Dyk
 Crosscut
 December 18, 2007
Buying A Way Out Of Traffic Doesn't Come Cheap
 By: Editorial Board
 Tacoma News Tribune
 December 16, 2007
Tunnel Returns To Debate Over Viaduct Options
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 December 15, 2007
Highway 520's The Better Transit Choice
 By: Bill Mundy, Theodore Lane
 Seattle Times
 December 14, 2007
Interview Of Bruce Agnew, on Eastside Rail
 By: Dave Ross
 KIRO-AM 710
 December 14, 2007
Darwin's theory has weaknesses; teach them, too
 By: David Gornoski
 The News Chief
 December 14, 2007
Sims To Let Port Buy Rail Line
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 December 14, 2007
HOT Toll Could Hit 9 Bucks
 By: Joe Turner
 Tacoma News Tribune
 December 13, 2007
Old Ferries Fate Could Be Sealed Today
 State Officials Face A Frustrated Crowd In Port Townsend, Where Businesses Are Suffering
By: Kaitlin Manry, Jerry Cornfield
 Everett Herald
 December 13, 2007
From The Ashes Of Proposition 1
 By: Phil Talmadge, Mark Baerwaldt
 Seattle Times
 December 13, 2007
Watch For Plug-In Cars In Tacoma
 By: David Seago
 Tacoma News Tribune: Inside The Editorial Page blog
 December 12, 2007
Catmamaran Commute Between Kirkland And UW? Parking Still An Issue
 By: Amy Roe
 Seattle Times
 December 10, 2007
Democrats Soak The Poor — And The Rich
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 Baltimore Examiner
 December 10, 2007
How Green Is My Valley
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 December 9, 2007
Ideas, But No Easy Solutions At Ferry Summit
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Everett Herald
 December 8, 2007
Transit Has Swift Future In Snohomish County
 By: Editorial Board
 Everett Herald
 December 7, 2007
Gonzalez Continues Tenure Appeals with New Evidence
 By: Kyle Miller
 Iowa State Daily
 December 7, 2007
Smoking Gun
 Iowa State denied tenure to an ID-supporting scientist and then tried to cover up why
By: Mark Bergin
 World Magazine
 December 7, 2007
Moses Who?
 By: Benjamin Wiker
 InsideCatholic.com
 December 6, 2007
Memorandum Brief: Principles For An Interlocal Agreement On Expanded Puget Sound Passenger-Only Ferry Service
 By: Bruce Agnew, Matt Rosenberg, Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Center
 December 6, 2007
Brit Hume at Fox News Highlights Guillermo Gonzalez Tenure Battle
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 6, 2007
Reinforce Digital Levees Before the Exaflood Hits
 By: Andrew Wallenstein
 Hollywood Reporter
 December 5, 2007
Eastside Rail: We Just Don't Get It
 By: Alfred Runte
 Seattle Times
 December 4, 2007
Radio Interview: Preserving Eastside Rail Line
 By: Bruce Agnew, Dave Ross
 KIRO-AM 710
 December 4, 2007
Innovative Transit Idea Shouldn't Be Dismissed
 By: Editorial Board
 Everett Herald
 December 4, 2007
Secret Emails Reveal How ISU Faculty Plotted to Deny Distinguished Astronomer Tenure
 ISUs tenure process and official explanation in the Gonzalez case exposed as a sham.
By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 3, 2007
Cascadia's Rails And Trail Campaign Catching Attention
 By: Jeanette Knudsen
 Woodinville Weekly
 December 3, 2007
Amtrak's Time Has Come
 By: Neal Peirce
 Seattle Times
 December 3, 2007
Deliver What They Want At A Price They'll Pay
 By: Editorial Board
 Everett Herald
 December 2, 2007
The People We Have Been Waiting For
 By: Thomas Friedman
 New York Times
 December 2, 2007
The Argument to Reassign Pot's Drug Classification
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 December 2, 2007
Sims To Port: No Deal If Rails Stay
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 December 1, 2007
Regional Transport: Much Can Be Done Right Now
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 November 30, 2007
Intelligent design is at forefront of tenure controversy
 By: KDSM TV
 KDSM TV
 November 30, 2007
Rails-To-Trail Deal Hits Bump
 County Demands Port Remove Tracks First
By: Kristen Millares Young
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 30, 2007
Passenger Ferries: A Mobility Solution
 By: Dow Constantine, Jane Hague
 Seattle Times
 November 29, 2007
Roads And Transit Package Too Big And Too Pricey, Voters Feared
 By: Gregory Roberts
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 29, 2007
Report: $37 Million Option For Eastside Train
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 November 28, 2007
Cascadia: Eastside Corridor Can Support Interurban Rail
 By: Patricia Murphy
 KUOW-FM
 November 26, 2007
UW Campus To Plug In Electric Bikes
 By: Susan Gilmore
 Seattle Times
 November 26, 2007
Infrastructure Problems? Investors Can Pave The Way
 By: Derek DeCloet
 Globe & Mail
 November 24, 2007
Give Thanks - It's Good For You
 By: Bruce Chapman
 The Seattle Times
 November 22, 2007
Study Shows Eastside Rail Line Can Support Interurban Rail
 By: Cascadia Staff
 Cascadia Center
 November 21, 2007
We Need Congestion Relief And Safety
 By: Cheryl Pflug
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 21, 2007
Eastside BNSF Rail Line Inspection Report
 By: Read Fay
 Cascadia Center
 November 21, 2007
Washington Lawmakers Plan To Pass A Major Highway-Tolling Bill
 By: Austin Jenkins
 Crosscut
 November 20, 2007
Muslim Antisemitism Is Becoming Our Fetish
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jewish Chronicle
 November 20, 2007
Will Mike Huckabee Face Up to His Views on Evolution
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 November 20, 2007
Huge Refinery With A Big Issue - The Recipe
 At A Washington State Plant, All The Oils Used To Make Non-fossil Fuel Raise Their Own Environmental Red Flags
By: Scott Learn, Gail Kinsey Hill
 Oregonian
 November 20, 2007
Bush Bears Fruit
 New Discoveries Pave the Way for Ethical Stem-Cell Research, Thanks to the Presidents Policies.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 November 20, 2007
The Design of Life: Discovering Signs of Intelligence In Biological Systems
 By: Dembski, William A. and Jonathan Wells
 Foundation for Thought and Ethics
 November 19, 2007
Discovery Institute Bioethicist Lauds Breakthrough In Stem Cells Research That Eliminates Need For Human Cloning
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 19, 2007
Think Tank Moving Up by Moving Downtown
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 19, 2007
U.S. 2 Safety Projects Would Cost $1.84 billion
 Study calls for 56 projects that would take 20 years
By: Yoshiaki Nohara
 Everett Herald
 November 19, 2007
Traffic Audit Can Form Basis Of New Plan For Roads, Transit
 By: Brian Sonntag
 Tacoma News Tribune
 November 18, 2007
BU Had Role in Dembski Return
 By: Brad Briggs & Grace Maalouf
 The Baylor Lariat
 November 16, 2007
Fast Forward To A Time When Innovation Moves The Region
 By: Steve Marshall, Bruce Agnew
 Seattle Times
 November 16, 2007
Washington First In Vote-count Delay
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 15, 2007
Renewed Needs For The Mosquito Fleet
 By: Editorial Board
 Kitsap Sun
 November 15, 2007
HOT Lanes Likely To Cost Drivers A Cool Sum
 By: Joseph Turner
 Tacoma News Tribune
 November 15, 2007
The Truth About the Dover Intelligent Design Trial
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 15, 2007
Discovery Institute Names National Talk Show Host Michael Medved as Senior Fellow
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 15, 2007
King County To Launch New Passenger-Only Ferry Plan
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 November 14, 2007
Download Briefing Packet for Educators on Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 14, 2007
PBS Encouraging Teachers to Violate the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause, Discovery Institute Reports
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 14, 2007
What NOVA Won't Tell You about Dover
 The Truth about "Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial"
By: Anika Smith
 Discovery Institute
 November 13, 2007
Testimony In Support Of King County Passenger-Only Ferry District
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Center
 November 13, 2007
The Theory of Intelligent Design: A briefing packet for educators
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 13, 2007
Prop. 1 Defeat: News & Opinion Round-up
 Puget Sound Transportation - What Next?
By: Cascadia Staff
 Cascadia Center
 November 12, 2007
Paine Field: Airport Needed To Relieve Congestion
 By: Gregg Ortega
 Everett Herald
 November 12, 2007
Intelligentdesign.org, New Online Gateway to ID Information
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 9, 2007
KOMO-AM 1000 Interview of Bruce Agnew, on Eastside Rail Proposal
 By: Cascadia Staff
 KOMO-AM 1000
 November 8, 2007
How To Fund Transportation Without Raising Taxes
 By: Knute Berger
 Crosscut
 November 8, 2007
520 A Priority As Officials Regroup After Election
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 November 8, 2007
Fast, Affordable & Green: A Regional Transportation Discussion Brief
 By: Cascadia Staff
 Cascadia Center
 November 7, 2007
Darwin Day in America
 How Our Politics and Culture Have Been Dehumanized in the Name of Science
By: John G. West
 Intercollegiate Studies Institute
 November 6, 2007
Northwest Businesses Starting To Sense The Gold In Going Green
 By: Sally Bagshaw
 Crosscut
 November 6, 2007
Bruce Chapman Is Right
 By: Knute Berger
 crosscut.com
 November 5, 2007
Awakenings
 The Schiavo Case Revisited
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 November 5, 2007
Port Agrees To Pay $103M For Eastside Rail Corridor
 By: Alwyn Scott
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 November 3, 2007
BNSF Eastside Deal Flawed, Says Cascadia Center
 By: Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Center
 November 2, 2007
Preserve Eastside Rail Line For Snohomish Transit Link
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Seattle Times
 October 31, 2007
Principled (not Rhetorical) Reasons Why Intelligent Design Doesn't Identify the Designer
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 October 31, 2007
For Amtrak, The Climate Changes
 By: Christopher Conkey, Daniel Machalaba
 Wall Street Journal
 October 31, 2007
Rudy of the Good Book?
 Neocon war problem
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 October 31, 2007
Fear Not 'Islamo-Fascism,' Nor Ahmadinejad
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 October 31, 2007
Proposition 1 Just One Piece In 520 Bridge Puzzle
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 October 31, 2007
A brief history of the scientific theory of intelligent design
 By: Jonathan Witt
 Discovery Institute
 October 30, 2007
Kingston To Seek Passenger Ferry Service
 By: Susan Gilmore
 Seattle Times
 October 30, 2007
A Dearth of Taxes?
 By: John Tamny
 realclearpolitics.com
 October 27, 2007
Replacing The Bridge: Check Below, Too
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 October 26, 2007
Spy Chief’s Testimony Deserves Second Look
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 D.C. Examiner
 October 26, 2007
City, County, Port To Run Year-Long Test Of PHEVs
 By: Cascadia Staff
 Cascadia Center
 October 25, 2007
Solution To Great 520 Bridge Debate Could Be....A Tunnel
 By: Debera Carlton Harrell
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 October 25, 2007
Look Ma, No Driver
 By: Gerry Blackwell
 Globe And Mail
 October 23, 2007
Ramp Up Or Crash Down
 By: Neil Peirce
 Seattle Times
 October 22, 2007
Roads, Fuel & Funding
 Declining Gas Tax Revenues Make New Sources Of Transportation Funds Essential
By: Bruce Agnew, Steve Marshall
 Tacoma News Tribune
 October 21, 2007
Coming Back From Canada? Brace For Life In The Slow Lane
 By: Kristin Jackson
 Seattle Times
 October 19, 2007
Navigating With Feedback From Fellow Drivers
 By: Roy Furchgott
 New York Times
 October 18, 2007
When Democrats Become Instruments of God
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 October 17, 2007
Who Is Politicizing Science, Senator Clinton?
 By: Logan Gage
 Human Events
 October 17, 2007
County Foot-Ferry Tax Proposed
 By: Cascadia Staff
 Cascadia Center
 October 16, 2007
Tribe and Truth
 Ann Coulter, Theologian
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 October 16, 2007
Telecosm 2007:
 LAN's End
By: George Gilder & Steve Forbes
 Gilder Forbes Publishing
 October 16, 2007
Cascadia-Microsoft Conference Speaker Shares In Nobel Prize
 By: Steve Marshall
 Cascadia Center Web Site
 October 15, 2007
State Audit Proposes Adding Tolls, Lanes
 By: Andrew Garber
 Seattle Times
 October 11, 2007
Panel Sees Problems In Ethanol Production
 By: Cornelia Dean
 New York Times
 October 11, 2007
Broadbandits' Revenge
 By: Hance Haney
 Washington Times
 October 11, 2007
Bell Places Third In National Video Contest
 By: Staff
 Seattle University Magazine
 October 11, 2007
Basalt + CO2 = Clean Coal? Let's Hope So
 By: Editorial Board
 Tacoma News Tribune
 October 10, 2007
U.S. Energy Future In Question
 By: Fred Fleming
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 October 9, 2007
Rails And Trails Could Coexist Easily On Eastside
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 October 5, 2007
"Heartburn" Over Roads: State Fears $1.5B Shortfall
 By: Andrew Garber
 Seattle Times
 October 4, 2007
A Response to Dr. Dawkins' "The Information Challenge"
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 October 4, 2007
Less Gas Tax Revenues, More Tolls
 By: David Seago
 Tacoma News Tribune
 October 4, 2007
Roads And Transit Measure A Toss-up
 By: Bill Virgin
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 October 3, 2007
Tolling Goes Mainstream
 By: Ken Orski
 Cascadia Prospectus
 October 3, 2007
Sellwood Bridge Options Narrowed Down to Three
 By: Arthur Gregg Sulzberger
 The Oregonian
 October 2, 2007
Port Gets Grant For Boat Zone Project
 About $1 Million Will Spur Ferry Development
By: John Stark
 Bellingham Herald
 October 2, 2007
Pope Benedict and Nature's Genius
 By: Benjamin D. Wiker and Jonathan Witt
 Crisis Magazine
 October 1, 2007
Jet Boat Commuter Club Forming In Gig Harbor
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 October 1, 2007
Smooth, Safer Commute With Second Bridge
 By: Editorial Board
 Tacoma News Tribune
 October 1, 2007
'Exaflood' Could Be 'Zettaflood' By 2015, Swanson Says
 By: Lynn Stanton
 TR Daily (Telecommunications Reports)
 October 1, 2007
Lessons in Public-Private Partnerships & Climate Change
 What British Columbia Taught California & What Washington Can Still Learn
By: Mike Wussow
 Cascadia Center
 October 1, 2007
History Speaks And Seattle's Region Listens
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 September 30, 2007
Last Days Of The ICE Age
 By: Walt Crowley
 Seattle Times
 September 30, 2007
James's Faith
 The pragmatist who understood the value of religion
By: David Klinghoffer
 The Weekly Standard
 September 29, 2007
Skipping Tolls Gets Tougher
 By: Joseph Turner
 Tacoma News Tribune
 September 27, 2007
Dick's Picks: Cheeseburgers, Shakes, and Citizen Interaction With Local Government
 Spady may charge customers for ketchup, but he's footing the bill for this pilot project.
By: Aimee Curl
 Seattle Weekly
 September 26, 2007
Future Looks Hazy For Gorge Air Quality
 By: Kathie Durbin
 The Columbian
 September 26, 2007
Slow But Steady "Telework Revolution" Eyed
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 September 26, 2007
America's Oil Lust Means Long Middle East Involvement
 By: Cynthia Tucker
 Seattle Times
 September 24, 2007
Electric Car: More Quiet Whirs
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 September 23, 2007
You Did, We Did, RTID Did
 Sunday column + podcast
By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 September 23, 2007
Regional Focus On Traffic Operations To Relieve Congestion
 By: PSRC Staff
 PSPC's "Regional View" Newsletter
 September 22, 2007
Cascadia's Bruce Agnew On Greening I-5
 Gold Medal Improvements Planned For I-5
By: Corwin Haeck
 KOMO-AM 1000
 September 19, 2007
Every Good Under the Sun Must Be Paid For
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 September 19, 2007
No Paine, No Gain
 By: Hans Toorens
 Seattle Times
 September 19, 2007
Inspector General: Transportation Earmarks Hit New Record High
 By: Ken Orski
 Cascadia Prospectus
 September 19, 2007
Greening The Highway From Baja to B.C.
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Center
 September 19, 2007
Baylor Administration Silencing Science by Design
 By: Walt Ruloff
 The Lariat (Baylor University)
 September 19, 2007
Governor Approves 65 Kittitas Wind Turbines
 By: Lisa Stiffler
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 September 18, 2007
No Taxation Without Representation? How 'Bout No Taxation!
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 D.C. Examiner
 September 17, 2007
$6 Billion Columbia Crossing Bridge Project Will Require Tolling
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 September 17, 2007
What If We Teamed With Oregon....
 By: Ralph Fascitelli
 Seattle Times
 September 14, 2007
New Intelligent Design Conflict Hits BU
 By: Claire St. Amant
 The Lariat (Baylor University)
 September 11, 2007
New Doubts About Diversity’s Value
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 D.C. Examiner
 September 11, 2007
Dream Of Hydrogen Cars Fades For Now
 By: Brett Clanton
 Houston Chronicle/Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 September 10, 2007
State To Receive Federal Money For I-5 Bridge
 By: Gregory Roberts
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 September 10, 2007
Passenger-Only Ferries In Puget Sound Gain Momentum
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 September 10, 2007
Our Posthuman Future...
 On the Small Screen.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 September 10, 2007
Record-setting Tax Plan Wraps Roads, Rail In One Fragile Package
 By: Andrew Garber
 Seattle Times
 September 9, 2007
Web Site sparks New Intelligent Design Battle at BU
 By: Tim Woods
 Waco Tribune Herald
 September 9, 2007
New Water Taxi To Begin Service On Lake Union
 By: KOMO Staff
 KOMO-TV
 September 8, 2007
A Big Step Toward Resuming Foot Ferries In Kingston
 By: Editorial Board
 Kitsap Sun
 September 7, 2007
$3.5 Million Grant Expected To Bring Fast Ferry Service Back To Kingston
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 September 6, 2007
State Ferry System: Explore All Routes
 By: Editorial Board
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 September 6, 2007
Some Things Worked
 The Best - Or Worst - Planning Decisions Made In The Lower Mainland
By: Frances Bula
 Vancouver Sun
 September 6, 2007
Forum Will Seek A Vision For Gorge
 By: Kathie Durbin
 Columbian
 September 6, 2007
Baylor University Denies Research Scientists' Academic Freedom
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 6, 2007
We're Slowly Moving Toward Getting Best Value From Our Roads
 By: Bruce Ramsey
 Seattle Times
 September 5, 2007
The Atheists' Benchwarmer
 Book Review, God: The Failed Hypothesis. How Science Shows That God Does Not Exist by Victor Stenger
By: Benjamin Wiker
 insidecatholic.com
 September 2, 2007
700 MHz Auction: FCC Mandates Test of Wireless Net Neutrality
 By: Frank Barbetta
 Info Tech & Telecom News (Heartland Institute)
 September 1, 2007
The Design Inference from Specified Complexity Defended by Scholars Outside the Intelligent Design Movement: A Critical Review
 By: Peter S. Williams
 Philosophia Christi
 September 1, 2007
Oh, the Humanity!
 What's Really "Disgusting" and "Disgraceful."
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 August 31, 2007
Exhuming the Peppered Mummy
 By: Jonathan Wells
 Discovery Institute
 August 30, 2007
Inside the Mathematical Mind
 By: David Berlinski
 New York Sun
 August 29, 2007
Gorton Could Be Just What the Nation Needs
 By: Editorial Staff
 Seattle Times
 August 29, 2007
Crowds Heed Amtrak's 'All Aboard'
 Improved Service, Air Woes Lure Travelers in Northeast; Long Hauls Still Suffer
By: Daniel Machalaba
 Wall Street Journal
 August 23, 2007
GM May Debut 60,000 Electric Cars
 By: Jeff Green
 Seattle Times/Bloomberg News
 August 23, 2007
Hollywood Gets Message About Suppression of Intelligent Design
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Blog
 August 22, 2007
Seattle Needs Grace
 Clean hands, sick souls.
By: Kathryn Jean Lopez
 National Review Online
 August 22, 2007
What Happened to Freedom of Speech?
 Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
By: Premise Media
 Premise Media
 August 22, 2007
Inflicting Pain on Animals Besmirches Humans' Higher Nature
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 August 22, 2007
Key Resources for Parents and School Board Members
 By: Discovery Institute
 Discovery Institute
 August 21, 2007
Vick Dog-Fighting Conspiracy Violated Human Dignity
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 August 21, 2007
Pa. Scientist Again Attacks Evolution
 By: Cameron Wybrow
 The Philadelphia Inquirer
 August 19, 2007
Warning Signs For The Fall: A Sneaky Tax
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 August 19, 2007
The Decalogue, Dangerous?
 Advice for a Society that Cringes at Commandments
By: Rod Dreher
 The Dallas Morning News
 August 19, 2007
Leaders Of U.S., Mexico, Canada Meet To Talk On Expanding Cooperation
 By: Associated Press
 International Herald Tribune
 August 18, 2007
B.C., Washington Plan Similar High Tech Licenses
 By: Patrick Brethour
 Globe & Mail
 August 17, 2007
Net Neutrality: A Radical Form of Non-Discrimination
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 16, 2007
Nothing 'Pseudo' about Text's Science
 Letter to the Editor
By: Stephen C. Meyer
 The Boston Globe
 August 16, 2007
New Grant For Bridge Rebuild Prods Regional Tolling Debate
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Cascadia Prospectus
 August 15, 2007
The Authority Deficit
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 August 15, 2007
Deregulate Special Access Rates
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 August 15, 2007
Georgia Unveils New 511 Traffic Hotline
 By: Shannon McCaffrey
 Macon Telegraph/AP
 August 15, 2007
New Book, Shattered Tablets, Offers Stinging Critique of Our Secularized Popular Culture
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 15, 2007
BNB Podcast: Vick Charges Speak to Our Humanity
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Discovery Institute
 August 14, 2007
"Shadow Tolling" Eyed For I-595 Express Lanes In Broward County
 By: Ken Orski
 Cascadia Prospectus
 August 13, 2007
Viaduct Bypass, I-5 Expansion Should Be Linked
 By: Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 August 10, 2007
10,000 Cars A Day On Rusting Hulk
 Engineers rate the Willamette Boulevard bridge as worse than the Minneapolis span
By: Dylan Rivera
 The Oregonian
 August 10, 2007
A Lesson Of A Bridge Collapse
 By: Jay Ambrose
 Milford (MA) Daily News
 August 10, 2007
Freeway Mess Won't Be Last One Drivers Face
 By: Larry Lange
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 August 8, 2007
Eastside Rail Corridor Could Serve Bicyclists And Commuters
 By: Larry Phillips, Jane Hague and John Creighton
 Seattle Times
 August 8, 2007
Another Jolt To The Infrastructure
 Nobody dies this time, but Amtrak halts service because of fears its Talgo trains are unsafe
By: Editorial Board
 The Oregonian
 August 7, 2007
Race Has No Place in Seattle Schools
 By: John R. Miller
 Seattle Times
 August 7, 2007
Is It Rail Time Or Trail time?
 By: Jeanette Knutson
 Woodinville Weekly
 August 6, 2007
State Driving To Reduce Vehicle Use
 By: Kathie Durbin
 The Columbian
 August 6, 2007
No Surrender
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Seattle Times
 August 5, 2007
Sellwood: A Bridge Too Far Gone?
 Deteriorating - The 82-year-old span, which carries 31,000 cars a day, ranks among the state's worst
By: James Mayer, Andy Dworkin
 The Oregonian
 August 5, 2007
On The Road To Clean And Green
 By: Kathie Durbin
 The Columbian
 August 5, 2007
Hydrogen Bus Fleet To Roll Into Whistler
 By: Jonathan Woodward
 Vancouver Sun
 August 4, 2007
Vick Charges Speak To Our Humanity
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Rocky Mountain News
 August 4, 2007
Hot Lead, Summer In the City
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Seattle Times
 August 3, 2007
A National Bridge Problem
 By: Warren Cornwall, Justin Mayo, Mike Carter
 Seattle Times
 August 3, 2007
Crime In Our Streets
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discoveryblog.org
 August 2, 2007
Catastrophic Bridge Collapse In Minneapolis Highlights Puget Sound Risks; And Finance Challenges
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 August 2, 2007
The Ready River Of Transit At Our Core
 By: Peter Wilcox
 The Oregonian
 July 30, 2007
Port Commissioners Not Interested In Deal To Own Boeing Field
 By: Bob Young
 Seattle Times
 July 27, 2007
Toyota, UC Campuses To Test Plug-in Hybrid Cars
 By: Martin Zimmerman
 Los Angeles Times
 July 25, 2007
Low-Wake Study And Planned Ferry Are World Class
 By: Editorial
 Kitsap Sun
 July 21, 2007
They Want To Build A Private Toll Bridge To The 21st Century
 By: Knute Berger
 Crosscut
 July 20, 2007
Animal Rights Activists Have 'No Choice' but Violence, Spokesman Says
 By: Jeff Golimowski
 CNSNews.com
 July 19, 2007
Charity Is an Individual Responsibility
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 July 18, 2007
Is The Design of Modern Science Defective?: A review of Science's Blind Spot: The Unseen Religion of Scientific Naturalism
 By: Guillermo Dekat
 FreeRepublic.com
 July 18, 2007
Fast Ferry Will Come To Kitsap For Research
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 July 17, 2007
Eastside Needs Rail, Not Trail
 By: Jim O'Farrell
 Seattle Times
 July 17, 2007
Dial-a-porn goes country
 Guess who pays for it?
By: Logan Paul Gage
 DC Examiner
 July 17, 2007
BNB Podcast: Soul Believer- In Defense of Human Exceptionalism
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Discovery Institute
 July 17, 2007
FCC Inquiry Shows Broadband Regulation Unnecessary
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 July 16, 2007
Christianity's Fertile Roots
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Claremont Institute
 July 12, 2007
We Need a Fairness Doctrine For Media
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 July 11, 2007
Passenger Ferry Fleet Eyed For Puget Sound
 By: Tim St. Clair
 West Seattle Herald
 July 10, 2007
Ford, Utility To Test Plug-in Hybrids
 By: Tom Krisher
 AP/Detroit News
 July 10, 2007
TV/Radio Coverage Of July 2 Foot Ferries Forum
 By: Various
 KIRO 7 TV, KING 5 TV, KPLU-FM, KIRO-AM
 July 6, 2007
American terrorist
 By: Debra J. Saunders
 San Francisco Chronicle
 July 5, 2007
A Turning Point Approaches For Fast Foot Ferries In Puget Sound
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 July 5, 2007
In Defense of Human Exceptionalism
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 July 5, 2007
Death on Demand
 The assisted-suicide movement sheds its fig leaf.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Standard
 July 5, 2007
In Search Of Passenger-Only Ferry Service That Pencils Out
 By: William Echols
 Crosscut
 July 5, 2007
Passenger Ferry Plan Gaining Steam In King County
 By: Ed Friedrich
 Kitsap Sun
 July 3, 2007
Decision By November On Tax Boost For Foot Ferries
 By: Larry Lange
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 July 3, 2007
Group Pushing For Passenger-only Ferries
 By: Bellamy Pailthorp
 KPLU-FM
 July 2, 2007
Sean Carroll Fails to Scale The Edge of Evolution: A Rebuttal to Sean Carroll's Anti-ID Book Review in Science
 A Response to Sean B. Carroll's "God as Genetic Engineer" in Science
By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 July 2, 2007
Light Rail And Roads Tax: Is It A Good Deal?
 By: Ross Reynolds
 KUOW-FM
 July 2, 2007
Go Green, Go Fast
 By: Steve Marshall, Bruce Agnew
 Seattle Times
 July 1, 2007
Darwinism at AEI
 By: Tom Bethell
 American Spectator
 July 1, 2007
DNA and the Origin of Life:
 Information, Specification, and Explanation
By: Stephen C. Meyer
 Darwinism, Design, and Public Education
 June 30, 2007
Smart Transport Systems Would Ease Traffic Snarls
 By: Bruce Agnew & Neil Schuster
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 June 29, 2007
Dominicans Try to Shut Down Film on Human Trafficking
 By: Staff
 Human Rights Foundation
 June 29, 2007
ID Proponents Applaud Darwinist's Open-Mindedness
 By: Doug Huntington
 The Christian Post
 June 25, 2007
Let's Build The Northwest Passage
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 June 24, 2007
Scientific Fundamentalists
 The Debate Between Science and Religion
By: Shmuley Boteach
 The Jerusalem Post
 June 24, 2007
Do Data Retention Risks Outweigh the Rewards?
 By: Hance Haney
 New Millennium Research Council Milestones
 June 22, 2007
George Gilder Does Israel
 On a first visit, market-mover Gilder checked up on his favorite Israeli company, EZchip, and looked at some more technology hopefuls.
By: Gitit Pincas
 Globes
 June 21, 2007
Brave New Bioethics Podcast: Is the Drug Enforcement Administration scaring doctors away from treating pain aggressively?
 By: Wesley J Smith
 Discovery Institute
 June 21, 2007
One on One: Faith in Hierarchy
 An Interview with George Gilder
By: Ruthie Blum
 The Jerusalem Post
 June 20, 2007
Swiss Build 21-mile Train Tunnel Through Alps
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 June 19, 2007
Interview with Michael Behe on The Edge of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 18, 2007
Have the Democrats forgotten about Reno?
 By: Howard L. Chapman
 Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
 June 15, 2007
What does Being President Have To Do With Evolution?
 By: Logan Gage
 The Examiner (Washington DC)
 June 15, 2007
On the Origins of Life
 By: David Berlinski
 Commentary
 June 14, 2007
Treat Illness With a Dose of Thoughtfulness
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 June 13, 2007
Investing In The Fast Lane
 By: Joanna Slater
 Wall Street Journal
 June 13, 2007
Bruce Agnew Radio Interview, On West Coast "Green Highway" Initiative
 By: Bill Good Show
 CKNW-AM 980
 June 12, 2007
Roads, Transit Measure Includes Study Of Burien Light-Rail Link
 By: Reporter
 Highline Times
 June 12, 2007
Evolution and Dissent
 By: David K. DeWolf
 Boston Globe
 June 11, 2007
Regions And Feds Must Jointly Combat Congestion
 By: Ken Orski
 Cascadia Prospectus
 June 11, 2007
Highway Tolls Are Inevitable In Metro Puget Sound
 By: Dean Paton
 Crosscut
 June 10, 2007
Intelligent Design Will Survive Kitzmiller v. Dover
 By: David K. DeWolf, John G. West, and Casey Luskin
 Montana Law Review, vol. 68, no. 1
 June 8, 2007
Tenure Trouble
 Iowa State University demonstrates academia's limits to intellectual tolerance.
By: David Klinghoffer
 Weekly Standard
 June 8, 2007
Neo-Darwinism's Homology Problem
 By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 7, 2007
Invasive and Ineffective
 By: Edwin Meese III
 Wall Street Journal
 June 7, 2007
New Textbook Seeks to Improve Teaching of Evolution by Promoting Inquiry-Based Approach
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 6, 2007
MTA To Add Rapid Bus Lines
 By: Francisco Vara-Orta
 Los Angeles Times
 June 5, 2007
Dr. Death Rides Again
 Jack Kevorkian's movement has done better without him
By: Rita L. Marker & Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 June 4, 2007
Academic Freedom and Free Scientific Inquiry
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Des Moines Register
 June 2, 2007
Maintain the Justice Model Norm Maleng Perpetuated
 By: Chris Bayley
 Seattle Times
 June 1, 2007
Explore Evolution: The Arguments For and Against Neo-Darwinism
 By: Meyer, Stephen C., Scott Minnich, Jonathan Moneymaker, Paul A.Nelson, Ralph Seelke
 Hill House
 June 1, 2007
Tell the Truth about Kevorkian, Says Assisted Suicide Expert
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 1, 2007
University President Denies Appeal in Tenure Case of Intelligent Design Astronomer at Iowa State University
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 1, 2007
Explore Evolution Textbook and Website
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institutte
 June 1, 2007
Dr. Death Returns
 Fatal Words
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 June 1, 2007
Big Bumps On The Hydrogen Highway
 By: Phil Chubb
 Vancouver Sun
 May 31, 2007
What I Think About Evolution
 By: Sen. Sam Brownback
 The New York Times
 May 31, 2007
The Future Of PHEVs
 By: Steve Marshall
 Northwest Current
 May 31, 2007
Wanted: "Alternative Fuels Highway" - Not "Hydrogen Highway"
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 May 30, 2007
.....But Global Security Is As Much At Stake As Clean Air
 By: Glenn Pascall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 May 28, 2007
Green Wheels Spinning For Venture Backers.......
 By: Steve Marshall, Bruce Agnew
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 May 28, 2007
Climate At Top Of Agenda For Schwarzenegger's Vancouver Visit
 By: CanWest News Services
 The Province
 May 27, 2007
Riding The Hydrogen Highway
 B.C. Officials Have High Hopes For Alternative Fuels, But Experts Say Major Challenges Remain
By: Sean McCarthy
 Globe & Mail
 May 26, 2007
Be Faithful and Multiply
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Forward
 May 25, 2007
City Plugs In To Hybrid Car Trend
 By: Tyler Hamilton
 Toronto Star
 May 24, 2007
Land Swap Not Ideal Way To Acquire Eastside Corridor
 By: Larry Phillips
 Seattle Times
 May 23, 2007
Yellow Cab Fleet Going Green
 By: Sarah Kugler
 Associated Press, Seattle Times
 May 23, 2007
Behe's New Book: The Edge of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 22, 2007
The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism
 By: Behe, Michael J.
 Free Press
 May 21, 2007
Iowa State Faculty Admit Intelligent Design Played Role in Scientist’s Tenure Denial
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 18, 2007
Intelligent Design: The Origin of Biological Information and the Higher Taxonomic Categories
 By: Stephen C. Meyer
 Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington
 May 18, 2007
Cascadian Ports Target Pollution
 By: Fiona Anderson
 Vancouver Sun
 May 17, 2007
The Hidden Costs Of Light Rail Across The I-90 Bridge
 By: George Kargianis, Phil Talmadge
 Seattle Times
 May 16, 2007
ISU Prof Appeals Denial of Tenure
 Supporters say it was because of 'intelligent design' ideas
By: Lisa Rossi
 Des Moines Register
 May 15, 2007
Intelligent Design Advocate Denied Tenure at ISU
 By: Nafeesa Syeed
 Associated Press
 May 15, 2007
But Is It Good for the Conservatives?
 Darwinism and its discontents.
By: Andrew Ferguson
 The Weekly Standard
 May 14, 2007
Intelligent Design Scientist Denied Tenure Despite Exceeding Standard Requirements
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 14, 2007
Showtime Falls for Filmmaker’s Hoax
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 14, 2007
Biography of Dr. Guillermo Gonzalez
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 14, 2007
Plug-in Cars Are Close; Let's Address The Obstacles
 By: Editorial
 Everett Herald
 May 13, 2007
Hybrids Arrive As The 'Cool Cars'
 By: Rebecca Nappi
 Spokane Spokesman-Review
 May 13, 2007
Proponent of Intelligent Design Denied Tenure by ISU
 By: William Dillon
 The Ames Tribune
 May 12, 2007
Letter to Showtime regarding Flock of Dodos
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Institute
 May 11, 2007
Hoax of Dodos
 By: Staff
 Discovery
 May 11, 2007
Could Plug-in Cars End The Age Of Oil?
 By: David Brewster
 Crosscut
 May 10, 2007
Evolution Important Question, But Debate Left Us No Wiser
 By: Kathleen Parker
 Real Clear Politics
 May 10, 2007
'Design' Proponents Accuse Wikipedia of Bias, Hypocrisy
 By: Doug Huntington
 The Christian Post
 May 9, 2007
Fueling Intertia
 By: Editorial
 Spokane Spokesman-Review
 May 9, 2007
Fans Of Plug-in Cars Build Their Power Base
 By: Hal Bernton & Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 May 8, 2007
The Evolution of the Long-Necked Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis L.): What do we really know? (Parts 1, 2, Appendix)
 By: Wolf-Ekkehard Lönnig
 Wolf-Ekkehard Lönnig: Internet Library
 May 8, 2007
Discussion of PHEVs at 07 TransTech Conference
 By: Jim Woolsey
 Cascadia Center
 May 7, 2007
Visions Of A Northwest Hybrid Car Future Abound
 By: Robert McClure
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 May 7, 2007
A Split Emerges as Conservatives Discuss Darwin
 By: Patricia Cohen
 The New York Times
 May 5, 2007
Leftist Thought Control
 By: David Limbaugh
 Townhall
 May 4, 2007
How To Reform Cable Franchising
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 May 4, 2007
The Threat Is Secular Fundamentalism
 By: Mustafa Akyol
 International Herald Tribune
 May 4, 2007
Darwinism and Conservatism: Friends or Foes?
 AEI Debate on Darwinism & Conservatism
By: Stephen Hayward, Moderator
 American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
 May 3, 2007
A Not-So-Divine Intervention
 Texas Catholic bishops fail to protect unwanted patients.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 May 2, 2007
Good News, Mr. Gore, the Apocolypse Has Been Postponed
 By: Mary Ellen Tiffany Gilder
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2007
Evolution and Me
 By: Staff
 George Gilder
 May 1, 2007
'Green' Cars Grab Limelight At Bangkok Show
 By: Evan McMullen
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 27, 2007
Deregulate Cable Navigation Devices
 By: Hance Haney
 Technology Liberation Front
 April 26, 2007
Stickers To Allow Tacoma Narrows Drivers To Pay Tolls Electronically
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 April 26, 2007
Turning The Election Green
 By: Thomas Friedman
 New York Times
 April 25, 2007
Our Energy Future
 By: Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer
 Northwest Current
 April 24, 2007
TV & Radio Appearances
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 23, 2007
Defend Your Faith When It Is Blasphemed
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 April 20, 2007
The universe has a designer, speakers say
 By: Gregory Tomlin
 Baptist Press
 April 20, 2007
Is Transportation Plan Doomed To Failure?
 By: Andrew Garber
 Seattle Times
 April 19, 2007
Russia Plans World's Longest Undersea Tunnel to Alaska
 By: Yuriy Humber, Bradley Cook
 Bloomberg News/Seattle Times
 April 19, 2007
Sayonara to World Finance Sisters?
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 April 18, 2007
Dallas Darwin vs. Design Controversy
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 18, 2007
Seattle Commuters Won't Be Spared Bridge Tolls
 By: Editorial
 Tacoma News Tribune
 April 17, 2007
Swapping Boeing Field For Eastside Rail Line Faces Rough Road
 By: Keith Ervin
 Seattle Times
 April 16, 2007
The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 April 16, 2007
Healing Soviet Wounds
 The Unsure Revival of Estonia
By: Benjamin D. Wiker
 Crisis Magazine
 April 15, 2007
Fuel for Thought - Not All Biofuels Are Created Equal
 By: David Tilman, Jason Hill
 Seattle Times
 April 15, 2007
Cascadia: More Than A Dream
 By: Miro Cernetig
 Vancouver Sun
 April 14, 2007
State Transport System Needs Accountability, Investment
 By: Bruce Agnew, Tom Till
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 April 13, 2007
The Wireless Wars
 By: George Gilder
 Wall Street Journal
 April 13, 2007
The Test on Tax Reform
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 April 13, 2007
Saving The Earth Sensibly With A Carbon Tax
 By: Matt Rosenberg
 Cascadia Prospectus
 April 12, 2007
Sound Transit Needs The Benefit Of A Doubter
 By: Joel Connelly
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 11, 2007
Are the Darwinists Afraid to Debate Us?
 We want a discussion of ideas
By: Bruce Chapman and John West
 Dallas Morning News
 April 10, 2007
Podcasts
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Discovery Institute
 April 10, 2007
New 520 Bridge May Mean Tolls On I-90, Too
 By: Chris McGann
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 9, 2007
Go Green? Go West
 By: Ronald Brownstein
 Los Angeles Times
 April 8, 2007
Difficult to Define Whose Suffering is Worthy of Death
 Right-to-die bill can't preclude expansion to other ill people
By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 April 8, 2007
Prophets of the New Atheism
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Seattle Times
 April 6, 2007
Brain Spat
 By: Mark Stuertz
 Dallas Observer
 April 5, 2007
Oblivious to Reality
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 April 5, 2007
Intelligent Design Proponents Challenge SMU Professors to Debate
 By: Doug Huntington
 The Christian Post
 April 4, 2007
Deadly Medicine
 The forgotten history of eugenics
By: Logan Paul Gage
 WorldNetDaily
 April 4, 2007
Is There Green In Going Green?
 By: Roddy Scheer, Randy Woods
 Seattle Business Monthly
 April 1, 2007
Render Unto Atatürk
 By: Mustafa Akyol
 First Things
 March 31, 2007
March Market Madness
 By: Ashby Foote III
 The Clarion-Ledger
 March 30, 2007
Jay Richards Elaborates on the Controversy Over Intelligent Design
 By: Doug Huntington
 Christian Post
 March 30, 2007
Other Tunnel Option Must Withstand Scrutiny
 By: Glenn R. Pascall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 March 30, 2007
Don't Bury Streamlined Transportation Planning
 By: Editorial
 Everett Herald
 March 29, 2007
Fear of Exposure
 The fight against academic freedom is rooted in the worry that Darwinism's weakness will be revealed
By: Joe Renick
 The Albuquerque Tribune
 March 28, 2007
Tax Traps
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 28, 2007
What do Modern Textbooks Really Say about Haeckel's Embryos?
 By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 March 27, 2007
State Leaders Draw Roadmap For Transportation Reform
 By: Libby Tucker
 (Portland) Daily Journal Of Commerce
 March 27, 2007
Free speech at Southern Methodist University
 By: Rod Dreher
 Beliefnet.com
 March 27, 2007
Legislature Likely To Let Electric Cars Speed Up
 By: Andrew Garber
 The Seattle Times
 March 26, 2007
Cloning Doubletalk:
 Dianne Feinstein and Orin Hatch pretend that their bill to legalize human cloning is actually a ban.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 March 26, 2007
Success and the State
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 25, 2007
Entrenched Science Departments Call for Censorship at Southern Methodist University
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 23, 2007
Old Ferries May Have To Stay
 By: Kaitlin Manry
 Everett Herald
 March 21, 2007
Amtrak Deal A Key Link In Burgeoning Cascadia Travel
 By: Bruce Agnew and Tom Till
 Vancouver Sun
 March 20, 2007
B.C. Premier Stuns Critics With Plans To Go Green
 By: Doug Struck
 Washington Post/Seattle Times
 March 19, 2007
Global Nag
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 19, 2007
First, Do Harm . . .
 A betrayal of the hospice movement.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 March 19, 2007
Peaches To Cream, A New Transit Idea
 By: James Vesely
 Seattle Times
 March 18, 2007
At 80, Ferry Shows Its Age
 Old Boat's Retirement Caught Up In Count
By: Scott North and Kaitlin Manry
 The Herald
 March 18, 2007
Mobility, We Need You
 By: Seattle Times editorial
 Seattle Times
 March 18, 2007
Bored By All Those Viaduct Choices? Think Again
 By: Glenn R. Pascall
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 March 16, 2007
No-no Vote Sets Stage For 'Big One'
 By: Joel Connelly
 Seattle P-I
 March 15, 2007
Slaves Among Us
 Nearly 200 years since the British ban, slavery still extends to all corners of the world -- developing and advanced.
By: John R. Miller
 Los Angeles Times
 March 13, 2007
Budget Fictions
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 12, 2007
Plugging In To Edmonds
 Electric Car Charging Station Proposed
By: Scott Pesznecker
 The Herald
 March 12, 2007
Viaduct Splits Seattle, State
 By: John Ritter
 USA Today
 March 9, 2007
Lone Bid For Airport Station Is $95M; Estimate Was $52M
 By: Margie Slovan
 Seattle Daily Journal Of Commerce
 March 8, 2007
Transit System Tries New Fuel Blend
 By: Mark Hopkin
 The Tri-City Herald
 March 8, 2007
Ferry Bills Abound, But New Funds Are Doubtful
 Legislation That Would Dedicate More Money From The State Gas Tax To The Ferries Is Idling In Committee
By: Ed Friedrich
 The Kitsap Sun
 March 6, 2007
Rethink Eastside Rail-Corridor Deal
 By: Larry Phillips
 The Seattle Times
 March 6, 2007
6-Lane Tunnel Was Late, Fleeting Entrant In Debate On Viaduct
 By: Mike Lindblom and Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 March 6, 2007
Bellingham: Port, City Begin Next Waterfront Planning Phase
 Port Votes Today On Sharing Costs, Responsibilities With The City
By: Staff
 The Bellingham Herald
 March 6, 2007
Economic Liberty and Islam
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 5, 2007
When Killing Yourself Isn't Suicide
 Word games may win the day in the battle of physician-assisted suicide.
By: Rita L. Marker & Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 March 5, 2007
Toot, Toot, The Region Goes To B.C., Too
 By: James Vesely
 The Seattle Times
 March 4, 2007
Amtrak To Operate Second Run To B.C.
 New Siding Work To Be Completed In Time For Service To 2010 Olympics
By: Aubrey Cohen
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 3, 2007
Press Release: Cascadia's Two Nation Vacation Gets Boost With Additional Train Service
 By: Bruce Agnew and Mike Wussow
 Press Release
 March 2, 2007
Deal Paves Way for Second Train to B.C.
 By: Seattle Times Staff
 The Seattle Times
 March 2, 2007
Press Release: Railway Infrastructure Agreement Reached
 By: British Columbia Ministry of Transportation
 British Columbia Ministry of Transportation
 March 1, 2007
$169 Million Tag On Airport, Trail Swap
 By: Kevin Ervin
 The Seattle Times
 February 27, 2007
Warming a Cold Fact?
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 February 27, 2007
Catholic Nursing Homes to Be Forced to Permit Assisted Suicide
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 February 26, 2007
Faith & Terror
 Where some agree with Osama
By: David Klinghoffer
 The New York Post
 February 25, 2007
How Portland Handled (Much Better) Its Own "Viaduct" Moment
 By: Floyd J. McKay
 The Seattle Times
 February 21, 2007
Intelligent Design in Biology: the Current Situation and Future Prospects
 By: Phillip E. Johnson
 Think (The Royal Institute of Philosophy)
 February 19, 2007
Discovery Institute Scientists Will Showcase Evidence Challenging Darwinism at Knoxville Conference
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 19, 2007
The Age of Reason?
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 February 18, 2007
George Gilder on C-SPAN2 BookTV
 After Words: Gilder Interviews John Naisbitt, author of "Mind Set!"
By: Staff
 C-SPAN2
 February 18, 2007
Prager Shouldn't Lose His Museum Post
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Los Angeles Jewish Journal
 February 16, 2007
We Have Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 February 16, 2007
So Help Us Darwin
 By: William F. Buckley, Jr.
 National Review
 February 16, 2007
Peer-harassed scientist rocks evolutionary boat
 By: Jack Cashill
 World Net Daily
 February 15, 2007
Old MacDonald Had A Fuel . . .
 By: Dale Reiner
 The Seattle Times
 February 14, 2007
Anything Goes
 The International Society for Stem Cell Research issues its "ethical guidelines."
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 February 14, 2007
ID Backer Knocks Tuskegee Deletion from Kansas Standards
 By: John Hanna
 Associated Press
 February 13, 2007
Beware of Darwin Day
 By: Anika Smith
 The Falcon
 February 12, 2007
Happy Darwin Day!
 Celebrating mankind's discovery of eugenics.
By: David Klinghoffer
 The Weekly Standard
 February 12, 2007
The Heavy Hand of Darwinist Orthodoxy
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Jerusalem Post
 February 12, 2007
Waiting For The DMU
 By: James Vesely
 The Seattle Times
 February 12, 2007
The Gospel According to Darwin
 There is scant reporting on the anti-religious zeal with which many atheists promote Darwinism.
By: John West
 National Review
 February 12, 2007
Saving Remnant
 By: M.D. Aeschliman
 National Review
 February 12, 2007
Kansas Board of Education Urged to Reject 'Shameful' Proposal to Delete Tuskegee Experiment and Other Science Abuses from State Curriculum
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 12, 2007
The Imperial Congress
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 February 11, 2007
SELECTED MODERN BIOLOGY TEXTBOOKS THAT REPRINTED FALSE EMBRYO DIAGRAMS DERIVED FROM HAECKEL
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 9, 2007
Regulating the Unknown
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 February 8, 2007
Ranks of Scientists Doubting Darwin’s Theory on the Rise
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 8, 2007
An Ethically Unsound “Therapy”
 Emotions and motives to the side, this radical procedure is unjustifiable.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 February 8, 2007
Death on Demand
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 February 8, 2007
Does “Freedom” Mean Freedom From Slavery?
 A glaring omission.
By: John R. Miller
 National Review
 February 5, 2007
A Disabled Girl’s Rights
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 The New York Times
 February 2, 2007
Would Charles Darwin and Darth Vader Approve of Modern Evolutionists?
 Review of Darwin Strikes Back: Defending the Science of Intelligent Design by Tom Woodward (Baker Books, 2006)
By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 January 31, 2007
Technology Will End Our Oil Addiction
 By: Dave Reichert
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 January 31, 2007
Full Speed On Kitsap Ferries
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 January 31, 2007
Wanting a Miracle: Can Both Teams Win?
 By: Howard Chapman
 The Fort Wayne News Sentinel
 January 31, 2007
Dragged Into Global Warming
 Welcome to the global debate, Mr. President
By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 January 29, 2007
Churches Shouldn't Buy into Darwinists' Ploy
 By: Jonathan Wells
 Yale Daily News
 January 29, 2007
A Worthwhile U.N. Initiative!
 A welcome defense of the disabled from an unlikely organization.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 January 29, 2007
Reflecting On The Time When Seattle Police Crossed The Line
 By: Chris Bayley
 Seattle Times
 January 25, 2007
Money, Not Geopolitics, Drives Russian Energy Policy
 By: Charles Ganske
 World Politics Watch
 January 24, 2007
Bolder Move Needed to Reduce Addiction to Oil – Try PHEVs Now
 Reply to State of the Union
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 24, 2007
Recharging The Nation's Energy Policy
 By: Steve Marshall and Bruce Agnew
 The Seattle Times
 January 23, 2007
Gregoire Gives Tunnel Option For Viaduct A Chance
 By: Andrew Garber
 The Seattle Times
 January 22, 2007
Gregoire Wants More Toll Projects
 By: Joseph Turner
 The Tacoma News Tribune
 January 22, 2007
Collapsing Venezuela
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 January 22, 2007
Meltdown: The Region Has No Clothes
 By: James Vesely
 The Seattle Times
 January 21, 2007
Advisory Panel Decides In Favor Of Rail-To-Trail Idea
 By: Ashley Bach
 The Seattle Times
 January 20, 2007
The Coming Exaflood
 By: Bret Swanson
 The Wall Street Journal
 January 20, 2007
Plan To Convert Eastside Rail Line Into Trail Endorsed
 Commuter-Rail Advocates Protest
By: Gregory Roberts
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 January 20, 2007
The Limitations of Liberal Pluralism
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 January 19, 2007
Tax Thralldom Network
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 January 15, 2007
Darwin vs. Design Conferences
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 15, 2007
How Does Hundreds Of Miles Per Gallon Sound
 By: editorial
 The Everett Herald
 January 14, 2007
Sound Transit's Light-Rail Expansion Plan Will Be Put Before Voters
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 January 12, 2007
Are You Ready For a Revolution?
 By: Ashby M. Foote III
 Clarion-Ledger
 January 11, 2007
Regional Transit Agency Proposed
 Four-county body would coordinate projects
By: Larry Lange
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 January 10, 2007
Ten Laws Of The Telecosm Redux
 By: George Gilder
 Forbes
 January 9, 2007
Ferry proposed for Blaine, Point Roberts
 Backers want free moorage, landing site
By: John Stark
 Bellingham Herald
 January 9, 2007
Single Transportation Board Proposed
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 January 9, 2007
Intelligent Design is a Science, Not a Faith
 By: Richard Buggs
 The Guardian
 January 9, 2007
Metro has Record Year: 103.2 Million Bus Trips
 By: Seattle Times Staff
 The Seattle Times
 January 9, 2007
Who Spends Your Money Better?
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 January 8, 2007
Seattleite May Serve As Somali Diplomat
 By: Lornet Turnbull
 Seattle Times
 January 4, 2007
Somali Diplomat to Speak in Seattle Wednesday
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 3, 2007
Economics Is Not For Actuaries
 By: George Gilder
 Wall Street Journal
 January 2, 2007
A Worthy Presidential Legacy
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 January 2, 2007
Response to Barbara Forrest's Kitzmiller Account
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 January 1, 2007
Why Black Theology Makes Sense
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet
 January 1, 2007
Science's Blind Spot
 The Unseen Religion of Scientific Naturalism
By: Hunter, Cornelius G.
 Brazos Press
 January 1, 2007
Transit Projects To Keep Concrete Flowing
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 January 1, 2007
Transit Projects To Keep Concrete Flowing
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 January 1, 2007
Contact Evolution News & Views
 By: Staff
 Center for Science & Culture
 January 1, 2007
Lee Strobel
 Moderator - Darwin Vs. Design Conferences
By: Staff
 Center for Science and Culture
 January 1, 2007
An Ethically Unsound “Therapy”
 Emotions and motives to the side, this radical procedure is unjustifiable.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 January 1, 2007
Sternberg, Smithsonian, Meyer, And The Paper That Started It All
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 31, 2006
Gentlemen, Start Your Plug-Ins
 By: R. James Woolsey
 The Wall Street Journal
 December 30, 2006
Get Rich And Prosper
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Forward
 December 29, 2006
It's Time to Decentralize the Power Grid
 By: Bruce Chapman, David Klinghoffer
 The Seattle Times
 December 27, 2006
Keep Transit Options Open On Corridor Trail
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 December 25, 2006
Aped Decision
 Law: Last year's judicial blow to intelligent design came straight from ACLU attorneys
By: Mark Bergin
 World Magazine
 December 23, 2006
Who Pays The Bill To Fix I-5 Traffic?
 Replacement Bridge Leads Raft Of Ideas, But Tolls Are Tough Sell
By: Jim Redden
 The Portland Tribune
 December 22, 2006
The Scientist Reports on Smithsonian Discrimination of Darwin Critic
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 22, 2006
Origins of Life Revisited
 By: Casey Luskin
 University of Virginia Magazine
 December 21, 2006
Avoiding a Thirty Years War
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 December 21, 2006
Popular Intelligent Design and Evolution Podcast and Blogsite Upgrade Their Web Presence
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 21, 2006
Before the Fall
 By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 December 18, 2006
Congressional Investigation Confirms Discrimination against Smithsonian Scientist Critical of Darwinian Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 18, 2006
US Congressional Committee Report: INTOLERANCE AND THE POLITICIZATION OF SCIENCE AT THE SMITHSONIAN
 By: REPORT PREPARED FOR THE HON. MARK SOUDER
 UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT REFORM
 December 15, 2006
Kosovo: Eternally Dependent?
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 December 14, 2006
Dr. Death Gets Out of Jail
 Will the media finally tell the truth about the ghoulish aspirations of Jack Kevorkian?
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 December 14, 2006
99W Would Need Tolls, Too, Report Says
 Newberg-Dundee Bypass - Toll Price On Both Routes Would Depend Upon Who Gets Exempt And State Funding
By: Lisa Grace Lednicer and James Mayer
 The Oregonian
 December 13, 2006
Judges’ Copying of ACLU “Highly Frowned Upon” by Courts According to Legal Scholars
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 13, 2006
A Comparison of Judge Jones' Opinion in Kitzmiller v. Dover with Plaintiffs� Proposed �Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law�
 By: David DeWolf & John West
 Discovery Institute
 December 12, 2006
"Masterful" Federal Ruling on Intelligent Design Was Copied from ACLU
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 12, 2006
Priest of the Cosmos
 A Book Review
By: Guillermo Gonzalez & Jay W. Richards
 Touchstone
 December 8, 2006
Pandering to Ignorance
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 December 8, 2006
FCC a Special-Interest Playground When Reviewing Mergers
 By: Hance Haney
 Technology & Democracy Project
 December 6, 2006
Russian Bear Sets a Trap
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 December 1, 2006
Local Louisiana School Board Praised for Adopting Policy Protecting Teachers Who Teach Evolution Objectively
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 1, 2006
Darwin Strikes Back
 Defending the Science of Intelligent Design
By: Thomas Woodward
 Baker Books
 December 1, 2006
What People Are Saying About Darwin Strikes Back
 By: Various
 Darwin Strikes Back, Baker Books
 December 1, 2006
Foreword to Darwin Strikes Back
 By: William Dembski
 Darwin Strikes Back: Baker Books
 December 1, 2006
BSV Commentaries
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 30, 2006
New Podcast: The New Bioethics of Personhood Theory
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Discovery Institute
 November 30, 2006
The Animal House Falls Apart
 Peter Singer shocks with monkeys.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 November 30, 2006
Of Love, Peter Singer, and a Little Boy With Down Syndrome
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 November 28, 2006
The Remarkable Dr. Ayau
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 November 26, 2006
Much Lies Beyond the Grasp of Arrogant Atheism
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 November 24, 2006
Science and Spin
 An "Educational Video" on Stem-Cell Research Leaves Science in Disgrace
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 November 24, 2006
Evangelical atheists crusade against ‘pernicious’ religions
 By: Logan Gage
 The Examiner
 November 17, 2006
A Warm and Fuzzy Feeling
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 November 16, 2006
Respectable Baby Killing:
 Support builds for legalizing euthanasia for ill and disabled newborns.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 November 16, 2006
The Misguided Quest for 'Darwinian Conservatism'
 Debate Over Evolution Not Going Away
By: John G. West
 Human Events
 November 14, 2006
Brave New Bioethics Podcast #1
 By: Wesley J Smith
 Discovery Institute
 November 14, 2006
New Bioethics Podcast Focuses on Human Exceptionalism and Universal Human Rights
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 13, 2006
New Book Examines Misguided Quest of Darwin's Conservatives
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 13, 2006
Scrambled Eggs: The Politics Of Stem Cells
 By: Editorial
 Investor's Business Daily
 November 10, 2006
Book Review: Random Acts of Design
 Francis Collins Sees Evidence That God Made the Cosmos—But Life Is Another Matter
By: Jonathan Witt
 Touchstone Magazine
 November 9, 2006
Wayward Religious Reconcilers
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jerusalem Post
 November 8, 2006
Tax Shell Game
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 November 7, 2006
"Vanity, Vanity": Neo-Cons Learn How Far You Can Trust Mainstream Media
 By: Bruce Chapman
 DiscoveryBlog.org
 November 6, 2006
Saving the Conservative Soul
 Dont take the wrong lesson from Ted Haggards fall.
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 November 6, 2006
Electing Judges Keeps Them Accountable
 By: David DeWolf
 Seattle Post Intelligencer
 November 3, 2006
Derbyshire Forgets What Makes Humans "Special"
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 November 2, 2006
'My Country Needs Me'
 Iraqi democrats haven't given up the fight. How can we?
By: HEATHER ROBINSON
 Wall Street Journal
 November 1, 2006
Listen to the ID The Future Podcast
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 1, 2006
Reporters Without Borders Wrong on Press Freedom in Russia
 By: Charles Ganske
 World Politics Watch
 October 31, 2006
Radio Interviews with Wesley J. Smith
 Wisconsin (WTMJ) and Missouri (KSSZ)
By: Discovery Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 31, 2006
The Big Stem-Cell Breakthrough
 That you're not hearing about . . .
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Standard
 October 31, 2006
Pro-Tunnel Group Finds More Support
 Coalition's poll shows slim majority for viaduct option
By: PHUONG CAT LE
 Seattle Post Intelligencer
 October 30, 2006
A Sharp Split on Darwin, design
 Two authors' takes on science and life
By: Douglas Groothuis
 The Denver Post
 October 29, 2006
Port-County Swap: Bold Proposal
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 October 27, 2006
Discovery Blog Debuts
 By: Bruce Chapman
 Discovery Institute
 October 25, 2006
The Information Factories
 By: George Gilder
 WIRED
 October 25, 2006
Miller Resigns State Department Post
 By: Matthew Daly
 The Washington Post
 October 25, 2006
Savaged
 A radio-talk-show host pulls a fast one on fans?
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 October 23, 2006
Experimenting With Live Patients
 Some experts think it's OK to use vegetative human subjects
By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 October 22, 2006
Forecast Fault Lines
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 October 18, 2006
Euthanasia Not About Terminal Illness Despite Advocates' Claims
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 LifeNews.com
 October 17, 2006
Paying To Be Coerced
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 October 16, 2006
Darwin's Conservatives
 The Misguided Quest
By: West, John G.
 Discovery Institute Press
 October 16, 2006
A Conservative Soul?
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 October 13, 2006
Another Great Intelligent Design Debate On TV
 This week on Think Tank: Intelligent Design vs. Evolution, Part One
By: Think Tank
 PBS
 October 13, 2006
The Mark of Meaning
 Book Shows How Art and Science Point to Nature's Creator
By: Travis K. McSherley
 BreakPoint.org
 October 13, 2006
In Just Ten Short Years Discovery Institute has Made The Debate Over Intelligent Design and Evolution Into a National Issue
 By: Anika Smith
 Discovery Institute
 October 11, 2006
Alaskan Way Viaduct: Cities By The Bay
 By: Editorial
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 October 11, 2006
Telecosm 2006
 By: Hance Haney
 Technology & Democracy Project
 October 11, 2006
The Danger of Over-Regulation
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 Cayman Islands Journal
 October 11, 2006
A Review of The Right Darwin: Evolution, Religion and the Future of Democracy
 By: Seth Cooper
 Intellectual Conservative
 October 11, 2006
Russia Turns the Screws After Georgian Provocation
 By: Yuri Mamchur
 World Politics Watch
 October 9, 2006
Successful Joint Bid Could Refloat Notion Of Cascadia
 By: Doug Ward
 The Vancouver Sun
 October 6, 2006
U.S. Needs To Help Force Regime Change, Iranian Dissident Says
 By: Jon Naito
 Seattle Post Intelligencer
 October 5, 2006
The Turtle War
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 October 5, 2006
Discovery Institute Has Put Over $4 Million Towards Scientific and Academic Research into Evolution and Intelligent Design in the Past Decade
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 5, 2006
Broadband Brawl:
 A Debate Over Net Neutrality
By: Technology & Democracy Project
 Telecosm Conference - 2006
 October 5, 2006
Political Science
 A new political action committee enters the fray.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 October 5, 2006
Discovery Institute Honors Decade of Science with Anniversary Dinner Featuring Dr. Michael Behe
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 4, 2006
Review: The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief
 By: Logan Paul Gage
 American Spectator
 October 1, 2006
147 Years Later, Evolution Debate Fills Forums
 A panel of three scientists who doubt Darwin's theory are asked if they have proof of design's role in life.
By: Melanie Ave
 St. Petersburg Times
 October 1, 2006
Real Do-gooders
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 October 1, 2006
Theocracy on Main Street?
 Religious conservatives want religion in the public square, but that doesnt mean theyre pushing theocracy.
By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet
 September 28, 2006
Former mayor of Colombian city talks traffic, and Bogotá's solution
 By: Mike Lindblom
 Seattle Times
 September 28, 2006
Why Darwinism is Doomed
 By: Jonathan Wells, Ph.D.
 Worldnetdaily.com
 September 27, 2006
Solzhenitsyn Foresaw Tests of Western Courage
 By: Charles Ganske
 World Politics Watch
 September 22, 2006
Call Them Ishmael
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 September 22, 2006
European Job-Killing Machine
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 September 21, 2006
Special Report: 10 Western Media Stereotypes About Russia
 How Truthful Are They?
By: Yuri Mamchur
 The Real Russia Project of Discovery Institute
 September 20, 2006
The Games Bureaucrats Play
 By: Hance Haney
 Brainwash
 September 18, 2006
Whose "War" Is It, Anyway?:
 Exposing Chris Mooney's Attack on Intelligent Design
By: Casey Luskin
 Discovery Institute
 September 15, 2006
Don't Let Congress Dodge the Immigration Issue
 By: Lincoln A. Vander Veen
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 September 15, 2006
Who Is the Freest of All?
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 September 15, 2006
Darwin’s Black Box Celebrates New 10th Anniversary Edition
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 11, 2006
The Hard Cell
 Reports of a major breakthrough in the science of stem cells were premature, and wrong.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 September 11, 2006
Al Qaeda's Path of Destruction
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The New York Post
 September 10, 2006
Coalition Opposes "Network Neutrality"
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 September 6, 2006
Why it is Crucial to have Proper Ethical Parameters Regarding Stem Cell Research
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Tothesource.com
 September 6, 2006
Cities Encourage Commuters to Take to the Water
 By: Jennifer Saranow
 The Wall Street Journal
 September 5, 2006
A Road Package Enviros Can Love
 By: Jessyn Schor and Michael O'Brien, Guest Columnists
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 September 5, 2006
Science by Press Release
 More hype from stem cell entrepreneurs.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 September 4, 2006
How Would You Spend $3 Trillion?
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 September 1, 2006
'Politically Incorrect' Series Takes on Darwinism and Intelligent Design
 By: Tom Bethell
 Human Events
 September 1, 2006
Bioethicist Wesley Smith Discusses Embryonic Stem Cell Research Scam
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 31, 2006
Vatican Scholars to Include Intelligent-Design Theory in Meeting
 By: Wendy Cloyd
 Citizen-Link
 August 30, 2006
Bioethicist Blasts Media for Overhyping Embryonic Stem Cell
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 25, 2006
Laffer Lays A Rotten Egg In His Duffle Bag
 By: Donald L. Luskin
 The Conspiracy to Keep You Poor and Stupid
 August 24, 2006
Commerce Secretary Stresses Need to Address Immigration
 By: Brad Wong
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 August 23, 2006
'Darwin Would Put God Out of Business'
 If You Have Faith in God As the Creator, You Cant Embrace Darwinism Too, Despite What Some Scientists Claim.
By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet.com
 August 23, 2006
Use Language to Change the World
 By: Eugene Yi
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 August 23, 2006
Tax Cut Revenue Rewards
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 August 23, 2006
A Textbook Case of Judicial Activism
 How a Pro-ID Publisher Was Denied its Day in Court
By: Seth L. Cooper & Leonard G. Brown III
 Discovery Website
 August 22, 2006
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Darwinism and Intelligent Design
 By: Wells, Jonathan
 Regnery (2006)
 August 21, 2006
The Peacock Principle: Beauty, God, and Darwinism
 By: Benjamin Wiker
 National Catholic Register
 August 20, 2006
A Judgment Observed Does Not a Theocracy Make
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 August 18, 2006
Tunnel is well worth extra money, study says
 By: Aubrey Cohen
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 August 17, 2006
Wanted: A Kingston Foot Ferry For The Long Run
 Public Opinion Will Play A Key Role In Deciding Whether A Kitsap Transit Sales-Tax-Hike Plan Will Move Forward
By: Derek Sheppard
 The Kitsap Sun
 August 17, 2006
Questioning Darwin
 Ten UW-affiliated scientists express skepticism of evolution
By: Zach Barnett-Howell
 The Daily of the University of Washington
 August 16, 2006
Water Traffic Gets Year Reprieve From Canada Passport Requirement
 By: Carol Pucci
 The Seattle Times
 August 14, 2006
The Human Factor
 A man of science faces Darwin and the Deity.
By: David Klinghoffer
 The Weekly Standard
 August 14, 2006
A Response to John Derbyshire's Attacks Upon George Gilder
 By: Joe Manzari and Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 August 14, 2006
State Weighs Future Needs
 Gov. Gregoire To Visit Everett Monday To Get Citizens' Ideas
By: Jerry Cornfield
 The Herald
 August 13, 2006
The Elephant in the Barrel
 By: Bret Swanson
 Wall Street Journal
 August 12, 2006
Organs for Sale
 A new report suggests that members of the Falun Gong are being harvested for their parts.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 August 9, 2006
The Great Stem Cell Coverup
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 August 7, 2006
Why Maimonides Would Not Have Sided With Darwin
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Moment Magazine
 August 6, 2006
What’s the Matter with Kansas?
 Dishonest Darwinists -- coming to a state near you.
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 August 3, 2006
Telco Innovation
 Nothing For Net Neutrality Regulation To Chill?
By: Hance Haney
 disco-tech.com
 August 3, 2006
Jews' Pain and the World's Gain
 Tradition marks this time of year as the occasion for Jewish calamity, and a biblical perspective helps us understand why.
By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet.com
 August 2, 2006
Fed Follies Fallout
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 August 2, 2006
Scientist Exposes Evolution’s Weaknesses in Politically Incorrect Book About Darwinism and Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 2, 2006
Discovery Institute Statement on the Kansas Science Standards Situation
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 August 1, 2006
Life Unworthy of Life
 A Concise History of Euthanasia by Ian Dowbiggin
By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 August 1, 2006
A Meaningful World
 How the Arts and Sciences Reveal the Genius of Nature
By: Wiker, Benjamin and Witt, Jonathan
 InterVarsity Press
 August 1, 2006
Secularism's Patron Saint
 By: David Klinghoffer
 New York Post
 July 30, 2006
Deliver Us From Chaos
 By: Marvin Olasky
 World Magazine
 July 29, 2006
Radio Commercials Air in Kansas Supporting Standupforscience.com's Approach to Teaching Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 28, 2006
What Are Darwinists So Afraid Of?
 By: Jonathan Witt
 World Net Daily
 July 27, 2006
In Case of Bankruptcy...
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 July 27, 2006
New Book Explores the Case for Purpose and Meaning in Our World
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 25, 2006
Russia's Clout in World Energy Market
 By: Charles Ganske
 Real Clear Politics
 July 24, 2006
Group Plans Road Trip to Promote Science Standards
 Tour will focus on controversial issue before school board elections
By: Sarah Kessinger
 Harris News Service
 July 23, 2006
Kansas State Science Standards and the Discovery Institute Position on the Standards
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 23, 2006
Public School Science Standards a Key Issue
 By: Tim Vandenack
 The Hutchinson News
 July 23, 2006
Of Al Gore, Global Warming and God
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 July 21, 2006
Anti-Evolution Standards a Key Issue in Kansas School Board Races
 By: John Hanna
 Associated Press
 July 21, 2006
Why Hasn't Car Fuel Economy Improved Over Past 25 Years?
 Simple. Consumers Didn't Demand It And Automakers Saw No Need To Take Action (And Cut Profits). That Appears To Be Changing.
By: Editorial Board
 The Union-Bulletin
 July 20, 2006
Citizens Committee Takes Its First Look At Bridge-Toll Equity
 By: Jay Patrick
 The Kitsap Sun
 July 20, 2006
Discovery Fellow at White House Non-signing
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 20, 2006
Ordering One Thing But Getting Another
 Letter to the Editor
By: David Paeth
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 July 19, 2006
Big Dig? Here?
 By: Editorial Board
 The Columbian
 July 19, 2006
New Travel Documents Won't Impede Border Traffic
 Canadian Public Safety Minister Discusses Issue With U.S. Security Chief
By: Mike Sadava
 The Vancouver Sun
 July 19, 2006
Defending Intelligent Design After Dover
 By: Patrick W. Gavin
 The Washington, DC Examiner
 July 19, 2006
Halting Global Tax Tyranny
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 July 19, 2006
Evolution and Me
 The Darwinian theory has become an all-purpose obstacle to thought rather than an enabler of scientific advance
By: George Gilder
 National Review
 July 17, 2006
Power Plant Could Harness Tidal Energy Of Narrows
 By: Les Blumenthal
 The Tacoma News Tribune
 July 16, 2006
[Sexism Deleted] in Turkey
 By: Mustafa Akyol
 Washington Post
 July 16, 2006
Light Rail Chosen To Link Seattle, Eastside
 By: Larry Lange
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 July 14, 2006
In St. petersburg, G-8 Summit Will Forecast Our Energy Future
 By: Richard Steiner
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 July 14, 2006
Tunney Act Review
 New weapon in disgruntled competitors' arsenal
By: Hance Haney
 disco-tech.org
 July 13, 2006
European Death Wish
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 July 13, 2006
Statewide Symposiums Will Deliver the Truth About Kansas Science Standards And Teaching of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 13, 2006
Vashon Ferry's Future In A Fog
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 July 13, 2006
Smells Like A Fry Kitchen, But Goes Miles On A Tank
 Grease Helps Couple Beat Pump Prices
By: Ingrid Stegemoeller
 The Olympian
 July 11, 2006
Group Launches Campaign for Kan. School Science Standards
 By: John Hanna
 Associated Press
 July 8, 2006
Group Weighs in for Kansas
 Seattle-based group supports the new guidelines
By: Melodee Hall Blobaum
 The Kansas City Star
 July 8, 2006
Group Promotes Science Standards
 By: Scott Rothschild
 Lawrence Journal World
 July 8, 2006
A Mathematician's View of Evolution
 By: Granville Sewell
 The Mathematical Intelligencer 22, no. 4 (2000), pp5-7
 July 7, 2006
Language and Wealth
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 July 7, 2006
Stand Up For Science
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 July 7, 2006
N. Korea: A Dangerous, But Incompetent Villain
 By: James J. Na
 RealClearPolitics
 July 5, 2006
Explain Evolution's Weakness
 By: Pete Chadwell
 Bend Bulletin
 July 3, 2006
Life vs. Death
 The religion of the 'Right to Choose.'
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 July 3, 2006
In Search of European Democracy
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 July 2, 2006
Three Wise Men's Unholy Influence
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 June 30, 2006
Dover Downed
 By: Julia A. Seymour
 Accuracy In Academia
 June 30, 2006
Putin's License To Kill
 By: Yuri Mamchur
 RealClearPolitics
 June 30, 2006
U.S. Push For Travel ID Lands In Lap Of Surrey's New Mayor
 Working With Ottawa To Sway Counterparts South Of The Border
By: Brian Lewis
 The Vancouver Province
 June 29, 2006
What's Up with Ronald Numbers? An Analysis of the Darwinist Metanarrative in the Journal of Clinical Investigation
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 June 29, 2006
Hands Off the Net
 Congress wisely resists the urge to regulate cyberspace
By: Brian C. Anderson
 City Journal
 June 28, 2006
Provocative Missile Launch Could Backfire On North Korea
 By: James J. Na
 Seattle Times
 June 28, 2006
Are We Conservatives a Bunch of Tax-Cut Nuts?
 Just because Jonathan Chait says so, doesnt mean its true.
By: Nick Schulz
 National Review Online
 June 28, 2006
The Catman Cometh
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 June 26, 2006
Gregoire, BC Premier Urge Passport Rule Hold
 Leaders Fear Drop In Border Crossings
By: David Ammons
 The Spokesman-Review
 June 21, 2006
Klinghoffer Wins Prestigious Award
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 21, 2006
California Lawmakers Debate Doctor-Assisted Suicide
 By: Jim Sanders
 Sacramento Bee
 June 20, 2006
Teaching About Evolution in the Public Schools: A Short Summary of the Law
 By: Prof. David K. DeWolf, J.D. and Seth L. Cooper, J.D.
 Discovery Institute
 June 20, 2006
Whose property is it?
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 June 20, 2006
Testimony of Wesley J. Smith, JD, Before the California Senate Judiciary Committee
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Discovery Institute
 June 20, 2006
Better Bridge Traffic? Sure, At A Price: State Report Says Making I-90 And SR 520 Toll Roads Again Could Ease Congestion
 By: Jamie Swift
 The King County Journal
 June 19, 2006
To Really Save On Gas, Hybrid Car Grows Tail
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 June 19, 2006
Congo: Fact and Fiction
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 June 18, 2006
Let Great Apes be Apes
 Advocating simian rights an attack on human principles
By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 June 18, 2006
I-5 Project Months Ahead Of Schedule
 By: Christopher Schwarzen
 The Seattle Times
 June 16, 2006
All Aboard: Amtrak Adds Train To Portland
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 June 16, 2006
Biofuels No Sure Bet for Farmers
 By: Bill Virgin
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 June 15, 2006
Eco-Misanthropes Want Better Living Through Mass Death
 By: Deroy Murdock
 Scripps Howard News Service
 June 15, 2006
Locke Recruiting Big Guns To Push For Roads, Transit
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 June 15, 2006
Discovery Institute Increasing Fastest Among Think Tanks in News Coverage, According to FAIR Media Report
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 15, 2006
Jarring Sects:
 Book Review: A Jealous God: Sciences Crusade Against Religion by Pamela R. Winnick.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 First Things
 June 15, 2006
New England Journal of Medicine Traipses Into the Kitzmiller Decision
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 June 14, 2006
Oil News Roundup
 By: The Wall Street Journal
 The Wall Street Journal
 June 14, 2006
AP Corrects Story on South Carolina's Adoption of Science Standards Requirng Critical Analysis of Evolution
 By: Associated Press
 Associated Press
 June 13, 2006
Coulterian Contempt
 A Magnificently Unapologetic Lady.
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 June 13, 2006
Two for the Money
 By: The Seattle Times Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 June 13, 2006
Port Talk Is Cheap
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 June 12, 2006
South Carolina Praised for Requiring Students to Critically Analyze Evolutionary Theory
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 12, 2006
Get Fill-Up Of The Future Now At A Fuel Oasis In San Diego
 By: Tim Molloy
 The Seattle Times
 June 12, 2006
Q&A About South Carolina Science Standards and Critical Analysis of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 10, 2006
Authors Will Discuss New Book Critiquing Controversial Dover Intelligent Design Court Decision
 Author Panel and Book Reception, June 22 at Discovery Institute in Washington DC
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 8, 2006
South Carolina Set to Join Four Other States Calling for Critical Analysis of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 June 8, 2006
Testimony of Ralph W. Seelke, Ph.D., before the Education Committee of the Michigan House of Representatives
 By: Ralph B. Seelke, Ph.D.
 Michigan House of Representatives
 June 7, 2006
Where Religious Left Meets Right
 Biblical Common Ground
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 June 2, 2006
Energy, Transportation Talk Of Tech Conference
 By: Kristi Heim
 The Seattle Times
 June 2, 2006
Darwin’s Divisions
 The Pope, the Cardinal, the Jesuit & the Evolving Debate About Origins
By: Martin Hilbert
 Touchstone Magazine
 June 1, 2006
Model Hypocrites
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 June 1, 2006
Does Assisted Suicide Cause Abuses?
 By: Lisa Chun and Meghan A. O'Connell
 MonstersandCritics.com
 May 27, 2006
Tax Cuts as Government Curb
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 May 27, 2006
Letter: A Tree of Life Does Not Exist
 By: Royal Truman
 Mannheimer Morgen
 May 27, 2006
Securing Our Ports Remains a Work in Progress
 By: Bruce Agnew and Charles Ganske
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 May 26, 2006
Of Moabites and Mexicans
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Forward
 May 26, 2006
Animal Planet
 Animal-rights Terrorism is on the Increase and Animal-rights Activists Aren't Doing Enough to Stop It.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Daily Standard
 May 26, 2006
Background Information on Cobb County School District v. Selman
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 25, 2006
Federal U.S. Appeals Court Decision To Throw Out Judge's Ruling Against Evolution Disclaimers on Textbooks Applauded by Discovery Institute
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 25, 2006
Cobb County Trial Ruling Thrown Out
 Federal U.S. Appeals Court Decision To Throw Out Judge's Ruling Against Evolution Disclaimers on Textbooks Applauded by Discovery Institute
By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 25, 2006
Testimony of Wesley J. Smith, JD, Before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, & Property Rights,
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Discovery Institute
 May 25, 2006
An Amnesty by Any Other Name...
 By: Edwin Meese III
 The New York Times
 May 24, 2006
U.S. Senators and Congressmen to Address Homeland Security, Alternative Energy at Cascadia Conference
 By: Staff
 PR News Wire
 May 24, 2006
Wesley J. Smith Testifies to US Congress in Support of Strengthening the Law Against “Animal Rights” Terrorism
 By: Wesley J Smith
 Discovery Institute
 May 24, 2006
Wesley J Smith will Testify to Congress that “there is a proper public policy role for the federal government against assisted suicide”
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 23, 2006
Plug-In Energy Independence
 By: Steve Marshall and Bruce Agnew
 The Seattle Times
 May 23, 2006
Intelligent Design Debate: New Life in the Cosmos
 By: Anthony Zimmerman
 National Catholic Register
 May 21, 2006
Why We Overregulate
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 May 21, 2006
Planned Obsolescence's Unplanned Risks Computers, Cell Phones and TVs Putting Throwaway Culture Into Overdrive
 By: William Kowinski
 San Francisco Chronicle
 May 21, 2006
Close Look: Biofuels - Port Of Vancouver Turns To Alternative Energy
 By: Kathie Durbin
 The Columbian
 May 19, 2006
Homeschooled Children - Social Butterflies or Social Misfits?
 By: Matt Weight
 PR Web
 May 19, 2006
Orthodox Activists Burn “Da Vinci Code” Poster in Central Moscow
 By: MosNews
 MosNews
 May 19, 2006
"Traipsing Into Evolution": Legal Experts Analyze the Impact of the Dover Intelligent Design Trial in New Book
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 19, 2006
Adviser Soapbox: Michael Milkenomics
 By: George Gilder
 Forbes
 May 18, 2006
Hines Ward's Tale of American Transcendence
 By: James J. Na
 Seattle Times
 May 17, 2006
Borders & the Bible
 Its not the gospel according to Hillary.
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 May 16, 2006
What the Scriptures Say About Immigration
 The Hebrew Bible and the New Testament Have Plenty To Teach Us About How To Think About the Immigration Debate.
By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet.com
 May 16, 2006
I'm Not Illegal
 Another Perspective on the Immigration Debate
By: Yuri Mamchur
 The American Spectator
 May 16, 2006
Taxing Questions
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 May 14, 2006
Economists to Lawmakers: Don't Regulate the Internet
 By: Staff
 CCNews
 May 12, 2006
Republicans On Immigration: The War Within
 By: James J. Na
 RealClearPolitics
 May 11, 2006
We Can Handle the Truth About Higher Gas Prices
 By: K.C. Golden
 The Seattle Times
 May 11, 2006
We Can Handle the Truth About Higher Gas Prices
 By: K.C. Golden
 The Seattle Times
 May 11, 2006
Father of Intelligent Design
 By: Kim Minugh
 Sacramento Bee
 May 11, 2006
New Podcast on Intelligent Design Launched by Center for Science & Culture
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 11, 2006
The Evolution of the Long-Neck Giraffe:
 (Giraffa camelopardalis L.) (Part 1)
By: Wolf-Ekkehard Lönnig
 Wolf-Ekkehard Lönnig: Internet Library
 May 11, 2006
Did Humans Descend from Monkeys?
 By: Markus Günther
 Mannheimer Morgen
 May 10, 2006
Biggest Foreign Aid Recepient
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 May 10, 2006
Judges, Let's Show Some Restraint
 By: Chris Bayley
 Seattle Times
 May 9, 2006
Bush Takes On the Brothels
 By: Nicholas D. Kristof
 The New York Times
 May 9, 2006
Experts Oppose Net Neutrality
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 9, 2006
Biofuel Project Taking Root
 Farmers And The County Are Hoping To Reap Profits Along With Greater Energy Independence.
By: Yoshiaki Nohara
 The Herald
 May 9, 2006
Ethanol Policy: For People Or For Agribusiness?
 By: Editorial Board
 The News Tribune
 May 8, 2006
Chamber Asks Council To Limit Viaduct Options
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 May 8, 2006
Coalition Opposes Net Neutrality
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 6, 2006
The Da Vinci Protocols
 Jews Should Worry About Dan Browns Success.
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review
 May 5, 2006
Intelligent Design Supporters Tout Merits of Concept
 By: Ed Oser
 The Daily Emerald (University of Oregon)
 May 4, 2006
US Tech Economy Continues Unheralded Boom
 By: Gene J. Koprowski
 E-Commerce Times
 May 4, 2006
JavaOne: A Look Back, and Predictions For This Year
 Back in the day, the real decision on what to announce during JavaOne didn't really happen until the week before the show
By: Bill Roth
 Linux.SYS-CON.com
 May 1, 2006
Europe's Two Culture Wars
 By: George Weigel
 Commentary
 May 1, 2006
Barton-Rush Bill Not ‘An Elegant Solution’
 By: Kelly M. Teal
 xchange magazine
 May 1, 2006
Hear the Great Debate on Intelligent Design!
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 May 1, 2006
Right to Die Movement is Really About Euthanasia, Not Compassion
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Lifenews.com
 May 1, 2006
Port Security: Not A Stepchild
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 30, 2006
At The Pump, The Movie Never Ends
 By: James Vesely
 The Seattle Times
 April 30, 2006
George Weigel Receives Poland's Highest Honor
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 28, 2006
Death by Ethics Committee
 Refusing To Treat Lives Deemed Unworthy of Living.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 April 27, 2006
"We Never Say No."
 The Right-to-Die Movement Abandons Pretense.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 April 27, 2006
Talk of the Times: Intelligent Design vs. Evolution
 By: Stephen Meyer
 Seattle Times & Townhall
 April 26, 2006
Going My Way
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 April 24, 2006
Houston Hospital Votes To End Woman's Life With Bush Law
 By: June Maxam
 North Country Gazette
 April 24, 2006
No More Excuses for Mexico
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 April 24, 2006
Making the Case for Future Road Tolls
 By: Seattle Times Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 April 23, 2006
State: Viaduct Must Be Replaced
 City Won't Get Funding In 'No Build' Alternative
By: Chris McGann
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 20, 2006
What About 'Carrot and Stick' for Immigration?
 By: James J. Na
 RealClearPolitics
 April 20, 2006
Beacon Hill Tunneling A Breeze
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 April 20, 2006
Logistics And International Trade: The Global Race To The Top
 By: Paige Miller, Bill Stafford, Bob Drewel and Mic Dinsmore
 The Seattle Times
 April 20, 2006
Do Car Engines Run on Lugnuts? A Response to Ken Miller & Judge Jones's Straw Tests of Irreducible Complexity for the Bacterial Flagellum
 By: Casey Luskin
 Evolution News & Views
 April 19, 2006
Transportation: Bus Boost
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 19, 2006
Seattle's Little Dig
 Replacing The Alaskan Way Viaduct With A Tunnel Is Expensive, Time- Consuming, And Complicated, But Let's Be Clear: It's Nothing Compared To Boston's 'Big Dig'
By: George Howland Jr.
 The Seattle Weekly
 April 19, 2006
A Viaduct Option Is Buried
 The State Says There's No Money For Less Capacity On A Surface Roadway
By: Mike Seely
 The Seattle Weekly
 April 19, 2006
Sticker Shock: Yes, Forget The Tollbooths
 By: Rob Carson
 The News Tribune
 April 19, 2006
Crowd Of 200 Calls For A Safer U.S. 2
 By: Yoshiaki Nohara
 Everett Herald
 April 19, 2006
Darwin is a Problem for Jews
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jerusalem Post
 April 18, 2006
Sims Wants To Boost Sales Tax To Add Buses
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 April 18, 2006
Sound Transit: To The Airport
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 17, 2006
Day Pass For Border Only Partial Solution
 By: Editorial Board
 The Bellingham Herald
 April 16, 2006
Cost-Effective Warfare?
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 Washington Times
 April 14, 2006
Light Rail 'Line To Nowhere' Is No More
 1.4-Mile Extension Of Sound Transit To Airport Is Approved
By: Staff
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 14, 2006
Who Will Take Helm Of Foot Ferries?
 By: Joseph Turner
 The News Tribune
 April 12, 2006
Passports, Please: The Wrong Fix
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 11, 2006
How to Explain Irreducible Complexity -- A Lab Manual
 By: CSC Fellows
 Discovery Institute
 April 7, 2006
Dumb and Dangerous
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 April 7, 2006
Tunnel Won't Be 'Big Dig West'
 By: Brian Steinburg
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 6, 2006
Free Enterprise and Choice: The Making of a Conservative
 By: James J. Na
 Seattle Times
 April 6, 2006
25-Year Ferry Plan Calls For $400 Million
 State Must Decide How To Meet 70% Ridership Growth
By: Larry Lange
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 April 6, 2006
Debating The Controversy That Doesn’t Exist
 By: Paul Nelson
 Discovery Institute
 April 6, 2006
Debating the Controversy That Doesn't Exist
 By: Paul Nelson
 Discovery Institute
 April 6, 2006
Irreducible Complexity Stands Up To Biologist’s Research Efforts
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 6, 2006
Stephen Meyer Responds to Research on Irreducible Complexity
 By: Stephen C. Meyer
 Discovery Institute
 April 6, 2006
A 'Ten Commandments' For Every Generation
 Both ABC's New Miniseries and the Cecil B. DeMille Classic Betray a Failure To Understand Their Biblical Subject Matter.
By: David Klinghoffer
 Beliefnet.com
 April 5, 2006
Blog Notification Subscription
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 April 5, 2006
A Record Roadwork Season
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 April 5, 2006
ACLU Demands and Dover Designs
 By: Joe Manzari and Seth Cooper
 The American Enterprise Online
 April 4, 2006
Thanks, Legislature, for Spurring Action on Regional Transportation
 By: Slade Gorton, Dave Earling and Mike Vaska
 The Seattle Times
 April 4, 2006
Can You Dig It?
 By: Thomas Ryll
 The Columbian
 April 2, 2006
Traipsing Into Evolution
 Intelligent Design and the Kitzmiller v. Dover Decision
By: DeWolf, David K., West, John G., Luskin, Casey and Witt, Jonathan
 Discovery Institute Press
 April 1, 2006
The Heart of Chabad
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Jewish Forward
 March 31, 2006
Transportation Washington March 2006 Newsletter
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 March 31, 2006
Conservative Coalition Sends Letter on Telecom
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 31, 2006
Transportation: Viaduct Vagaries
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 30, 2006
Assisted Suicide is Bad Medicine
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Seattle Times
 March 29, 2006
Indiana Is Open for Business
 Mitch the Blade Daniels is putting the state on the free-market cutting edge.
By: Bret Swanson
 National Review Online
 March 28, 2006
Testing Oscar Arias
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 28, 2006
TransCore To Handle Tacoma Narrows Bridge Tolling
 By: Staff
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 March 27, 2006
The Eugenicist Temptation
 Book Review - Better For All The World: The Secret History of Forced Sterilization and America's Quest For Racial Purity, by Harry Bruinius
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 March 27, 2006
Killing Babies, Compassionately:
 The Netherlands follows in Germany's footsteps.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 March 27, 2006
Statewide Franchise Law Can Bring Benefits
 Along With GO Zone, It Could Spur Bandwidth Investment in Mississippi
By: Ashby M. Foote III
 Clarion-Ledger
 March 25, 2006
Border Communities Anxious About Changing Regulations
 Group Worries About Economic Effect On Countries
By: John Stark
 The Bellingham Herald
 March 25, 2006
The Wide Risk Of the Culture Of Death
 By: Alicia Colon
 New York Sun
 March 24, 2006
Putin to Step Down, No Third Term
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 24, 2006
Mass-Transit Investments Vital To Region's Growth
 By: Ron Sher
 The Seattle Times
 March 23, 2006
520 "Vortex" Swallows Time
 By: Karen Gaudette
 The Seattle Times
 March 21, 2006
Making a Real Difference
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 20, 2006
Business As Usual Won't Cut It On Transportation
 By: Editorial Board
 Everett Herald
 March 19, 2006
The Stem Cell Controversy - Connecting the Dots
 Reflections on Wesley J. Smiths Consumers Guide to a Brave New World
By: Theodore Dana Hall, Ph.D.
 The Bleeping Herald
 March 16, 2006
By Land Or Sea, Another Ferry Delay
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 March 14, 2006
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels Signs Telecom Reform Bill
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 14, 2006
View From Rebuilt Viaduct Would Be A Blank Wall
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 March 14, 2006
Scientific Dissent from Darwinism
 By: Pete Chadwell
 Bend Bulletin
 March 13, 2006
Capitol Watch: Roads And Transit
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 12, 2006
Counties To Take Control Of Vashon Ferries
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 March 10, 2006
Legislature OKs Transit, Viaduct Plan, Adjourns
 By: Chris McGann and Jason McBride
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 9, 2006
Ferry Service Bill Passed
 By: Kathy Mahdoubl
 The Kitsap Sun
 March 9, 2006
Sound Transit Hits Roadblock
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 March 9, 2006
A Tale of Two Cities
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 9, 2006
Bill Would Let Counties Run Foot-Ferry Service
 By: Staff
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 9, 2006
Harm Done:
 Codifying the decline of the medical profession.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 March 9, 2006
Whether ID is Science isn't Semantics:
 Judge John Jones gave two arguments for his conclusion that ID is not science. Both are unsound, says Alvin Plantinga
By: Alvin Plantinga
 Science & Theology News
 March 7, 2006
Let There Be Bandwidth
 By: Bret Swanson
 Wall Street Journal
 March 7, 2006
Pondering the complexity of life's beginnings
 Trio of U-M professors joins Darwinism dissenters
By: Geoff Larcom
 Ann Arbor News
 March 7, 2006
Americans Overwhelmingly Support Teaching Scientific Challenges to Darwinian Evolution, Zogby Poll Shows
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 7, 2006
The Privileged Planet Marks Second Anniversary with Release of Teacher’s Guide
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 7, 2006
Royal Society Selects Silicon Eye as Candidate for Aventis Prizes
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 7, 2006
Ma Bell's Lost Sons
 By: John C. Wohlstetter
 The American Spectator
 March 6, 2006
Lethal Ignorance
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 March 6, 2006
Seattle and Whistler commuter links are on the wrong transportation track
 By: Timothy Renshaw
 Business in Vancouver
 March 6, 2006
Think Tank Fuels Debate on Evolution
 By: Chris Dixon
 The Post and Courier
 March 5, 2006
Bridge Plan Rattles Seattle Enclave
 By: Linda Baker
 The New York Times
 March 5, 2006
Indiana Adopts Nation's Best Broadband Policy
 Telecom deregulation and statewide video franchise to spur massive fiber optic investments, new broadband services
By: Bret Swanson
 Discovery Institute
 March 3, 2006
Transportation Reform -- It Matters
 By: Rita Brogan and Bob Klein
 The Seattle Times
 March 3, 2006
Interview with George Gilder Transcript
 By: staff
 Discovery
 March 2, 2006
Shifting Definition of Cloning
 By: Wesley J. Smith
 Kansas City Star
 March 2, 2006
Transport Czar or Things as They Are?
 By: Brad Warren
 Seattle Metropolitan Magazine
 March 1, 2006
The Roadblock To Beijing Runs Through New Delhi
 By: James J. Na
 Seattle Times
 March 1, 2006
Holes In Port Security Can Cost Us Dearly
 By: Joel Connelly
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 March 1, 2006
Nature's Book Shelved
 Seeing Is Not Always Believing, But There Are Things the Unbeliever Should See
By: Jonathan Witt
 Touchstone Magazine
 March 1, 2006
VIEWS Winter 2006
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 March 1, 2006
Biofuels' Future May Hinge On Funding
 By: Jeff St. John and Mary Hopkin
 The Tri-City Herald
 February 28, 2006
Transportation Washington February 2006 Newsletter
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 February 28, 2006
Washington Needs A LIFT
 By: Editorial Board
 The Olympian
 February 27, 2006
My View: Our Biggest Obstacle To Real Broadband
 By: Bret Swanson
 Indianapolis Star
 February 26, 2006
Vancouver 2010: Opportunity Awaits
 By: David Bowermaster
 The Seattle Times
 February 26, 2006
Capitol Watch: Regional Ruckus
 By: Staff
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 26, 2006
Ecology Sees Potent Future In State For Alternative Fuels
 Biomass Could Satisfy Half Of Energy Needs
By: John Dodge
 The Olympian
 February 25, 2006
Keep Philosophies Out of the Classroom — Or Let Both In
 By: Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann
 The Leaven
 February 24, 2006
Darwin’s Jews
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Jewish Week
 February 24, 2006
Spirit Of Washington Owners Fight To Save The Rails
 By: Deborah Bach
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 24, 2006
A Roads-and-Rail Bill That Defeats Itself
 By: Opinion
 The Tacoma News Tribune
 February 24, 2006
2010 Host City Faces Array Of Challenges, But Offers Prospect Of Spectacular Games
 By: David Crary
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 23, 2006
Legislature Gets Rolling On Energy Alternatives
 By: Editorial Board
 The Yakima Herald-Republic
 February 23, 2006
Venture Capitalists Offer 'Sliver' of Opportunities
 Colorado Companies at Conference Will Seek More Than Find
By: James Paton
 Rocky Mountain News
 February 23, 2006
Car, Bus Or Rail? Planning Reform Combines Modes
 By: Rep. Fred Jarrett
 Mercer Island Reporter
 February 23, 2006
Creating a Disposable Caste?
 By: Wesley Smith
 Discovery Institute
 February 22, 2006
The Myths Surrounding Intelligent Design
 By: Tristan Abbey
 The Stanford Daily
 February 21, 2006
Planting Seeds For Biofuel
 By: Chris McGann
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 20, 2006
Growth Crowding Bridge Capacity
 Eastside Booms Will Make SR 520 Traffic Jams Worse Before They Get Better
By: David Grant
 King County Journal
 February 20, 2006
In Search of a Liberating 'Jewish Mystique'
 By: David Klinghoffer
 Forward
 February 17, 2006
Pay As You Go: SR 167 Picked For Toll Project
 By: Jamie Swift
 King County Journal
 February 17, 2006
Pass Card Concerns Aired In Olympia
 By: Mike Baker
 The Bellingham Herald
 February 17, 2006
The Next Big Scandal
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 February 16, 2006
Phone Legislation Passes Committee
 Higher Rates May Be Coming, But Consumer Costs Will Eventually Go Down.
By: Martin DeAgostino
 South Bend Tribune
 February 15, 2006
High-Tech Toll Lanes Coming To Highway 167 In 2 Years
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 February 15, 2006
A Regional Approach To Keep Traffic Moving
 By: Shawn Bunney and Julia Patterson
 The Seattle Times
 February 15, 2006
Who's In Charge? Coordinating Puget Sound Transportation
 By: Slade Gorton
 The Seattle Times
 February 15, 2006
Statewide Franchising Questions & Answers
 By: Bret Swanson
 Discovery Institute
 February 14, 2006
Ohio Science Standards Resource Page
 Information on the Critical Analysis of Evolution Science Curriculum
By: Center for Science & Culture
 Discovery Institute
 February 14, 2006
Eliminate Video Franchising
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 February 14, 2006
Darwinists Bully Ohio School Board into Censoring Teaching of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 14, 2006
Darwinism is Beside the Point
 By: Dr. Philip S. Skell
 Philadelphia Daily News
 February 13, 2006
Comments on the FCC's Proposal to Reform Cable Franchising
 By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 February 13, 2006
Recent Changes May Render Hippocratic Oath Harmful to Patients, Critic Warns
 By: Mary Rettig
 Agape Press
 February 13, 2006
Overwhelming Support in Ohio For Teaching Both Sides of Evolution, Zogby Poll Shows
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 13, 2006
Ohio 2006 Poll Results Executive Summary
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 13, 2006
Region Must Take Next Step To Improve Transportation
 By: Bruce Agnew and Dave Earling
 The Herald
 February 12, 2006
Lawmakers Try To Pump Up Demand For Biodiesel
 By: Jerry Cornfield
 The Herald
 February 12, 2006
Rails Could Include Overpass
 Depending On Route, Lakewood's Link To Tacoma Will Open In '08 or '11
By: Aaron Corvin
 The News Tribune
 February 10, 2006
Just One Bill Away From A Road-Rail Solution
 By: Editorial Board
 The News Tribune
 February 10, 2006
In Our View: Business Steps Up
 By: Editorial Board
 The Columbian
 February 10, 2006
Only A Few Seek 2010 Deals
 By: Heidi Dietrich
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 February 10, 2006
Global good news
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 February 10, 2006
Finally Out Of The Woods, C-Tran To Focus On Long View
 By: Thomas Ryll
 The Columbian
 February 10, 2006
Setting the Record Straight on Statewide Video Franchising
 By: Bret Swanson
 Discovery Institute
 February 9, 2006
Seattle Bus Service: Status Quo Special
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 9, 2006
More Propaganda About Intelligent Design
 By: Guillermo Gonzalez
 The Ames Tribune
 February 9, 2006
On Evolution Sunday, It’s Give Me That Old Time Darwinist Religion
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 9, 2006
National Academy of Sciences Member Tells Ohio To Continue Teaching Strengths and Weaknesses of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 9, 2006
Letters to Ohio State Board of Education
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 9, 2006
Intelligent Design is not Creationism
 By: Stephen C Meyer
 The Daily Telegraph (London)
 February 9, 2006
A Drive Toward Fewer Cars
 There Are Other Ways To Get From A To B
By: Jane Hadley
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 8, 2006
Bills Aim To Combine Area Transportation Agencies
 By: Larry Lange
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 8, 2006
Private-Public Operation Best For Foot Ferries
 By: Pam Dzama
 The Kitsap Sun
 February 8, 2006
Eminent Scientist Urges Ohio to Keep Critical Analysis of Evolution Lesson Plan
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 8, 2006
Panel OKs $1.9 Million Mass Transit Study
 By: Thomas Ryll
 The Columbian
 February 8, 2006
Feast of Darwin ad nauseum
 By: Tristan Abbey
 Stanford Daily
 February 8, 2006
Liberty vs. Democracy
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 February 5, 2006
Telecom Reform in Indiana
 By: Indiana Lawmakers
 WFYI Public Television
 February 3, 2006
Whether Intelligent Design is Science
 A Response to the Opinion of the Court in Kitzmiller vs Dover Area School District
By: Michael Behe
 Discovery Institute
 February 3, 2006
The "Wedge Document": So What?
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 3, 2006
The Truth About Discovery Institute's Center for Science & Culture
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 February 3, 2006
Adviser Q&A: No Love For Net Processors
 By: George Gilder
 Forbes
 February 2, 2006
Another "Rising Star" Governor Takes On President Bush
 By: James J. Na
 RealClearPolitics
 February 2, 2006
Washington State House and Senate Introduce Passenger Ferry Bills
 By: Washington State Legislature
 Cascadia Staff
 February 2, 2006
Tolling Study Interim Working Report
 By: Washington State Transportation Commission
 Washington State Dept. of Transportation
 February 2, 2006
Jews vs. Christians
 By: David Klinghoffer
 First Things
 February 1, 2006
Capitol Watch: Take The Helm
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 February 1, 2006
Revamp May Close Viaduct
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 February 1, 2006
Danger Zone:
 Even though Haleigh Poutre is conscious, shes not necessarily safe.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review Online
 February 1, 2006
Darwinist Ideologues Are on the Run
 By: Allan H. Ryskind
 Human Events
 January 31, 2006
Cascadia Completes Puget Sound Business Journal Op-Ed Series on Infrastructure Deficit
 By: Staff
 Cascadia Center
 January 31, 2006
Letters: Intelligent Debate
 Letters in Response to Meyers Telegraph Piece
By: Various
 Daily Telegraph (London)
 January 31, 2006
Steve Fuller: Designer Trouble
 Darwinism has had it all its own way for too long, Warwick's controversial sociologist tells Zoë Corbyn
By: Zoë Corbyn
 The Guardian
 January 31, 2006
Value Of Tracking U.S. Visitors Not Yet Proved, Officials Say
 Program speeds come crossings, director replies
By: Aubrey Cohen
 The Bellingham Herald
 January 30, 2006
B.C. Olympics Can Be a Transportation Catalyst
 By: Bruce Agnew & Jessica Cantelon
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 January 30, 2006
Foot-Ferry Service Strives To Stay Afloat
 By: Larry Lange
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 January 30, 2006
Lack Of Transportation Solutions A Threat To Region
 By: Bob Wallace
 The King County Journal
 January 29, 2006
Transportation: Mega-Agency, Mega Dollars
 By: James Vesely
 The Seattle Times
 January 29, 2006
Signs of Intelligence
 An originator of ID makes a case for weighing the theory about how we got here on its scientific merits
By: Stephen C. Meyer
 Dallas Morning News
 January 29, 2006
Servatius Redux:
 Gonzales and the Libertarian Mistake
By: Hadley Arkes
 National Review Online
 January 27, 2006
Condi Challenges "Old Diplomacy"
 By: James J. Na
 RealClearPolitics
 January 27, 2006
Belief in Intelligent Design is Pure Logic
 By: Dan Mattimore
 The Buffalo News
 January 26, 2006
How McCain Feingold Favors 'Earmarking'
 Letter to the Editor
By: George Gilder
 The Wall Street Journal
 January 26, 2006
3 Counties' Road Projects Inch Closer To Joint Ballot
 By: Mike Lindblom
 The Seattle Times
 January 26, 2006
Practical Tax Reform
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 January 26, 2006
Cascadia Center's Earling Testifies Before House and Senate Transportation Committees
 By: Cascadia Center Staff
 Cascadia Center
 January 24, 2006
Dr. Philip Skell's Open Letter to the South Carolina Education Oversight Committee
 By: Philip Skell
 Philip Skell
 January 23, 2006
South Carolina Has Historic Opportunity to Adopt Science Standards Calling for Critical Analysis of Evolution
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 23, 2006
The Democrats' New Litmus Test:
 Tom Vilsack is running for president--and toward human cloning
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 January 23, 2006
All in 1
 Lines between phone and cable companies blur as they try to become all things to all people
By: Erika D. Smith
 Indianapolis Star
 January 22, 2006
The Dying Need TLC, Not Rulings
 Legalizing assisted suicide would be very risky decision
By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 January 22, 2006
Consumer Advocates Fear Corporate 'Fiefdoms' and a Class-Based Internet
 By: Niko Kyriakou
 oneworld.net
 January 20, 2006
Downgrading of Ohio Science Standards Just a Rumor, Optional Lesson Plan Critical of Evolution Not An Issue
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 20, 2006
Why Oregon's Right-to-Die Victory Doesn't End the Debate
 The court decision boosts legislation in other states, but conservatives call for a national ban
By: MARGOT ROOSEVELT
 Time
 January 18, 2006
Not Rocket Science
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 January 18, 2006
A Totally Tubular Approach To The Highway 520 Mess
 By: Theodore Lane and Bill Mundy
 Seattle Times
 January 18, 2006
Nothing to Die Over:
 A narrow assisted-suicide ruling
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 January 18, 2006
Why Are Darwinists So Afraid of Intelligent Design?
 By: Barney Brenner
 Human Events
 January 17, 2006
Typical Objections to Intelligent Design
 By: Bob Murphy
 Lewrockwell.com
 January 17, 2006
Cascadia Center's Till Testifies Before State Transportation Commission
 By: Cascadia Center Staff
 Cascadia Center
 January 17, 2006
Discovery Institute Praises School District for Withdrawing Class Misrepresenting Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 17, 2006
Wooed:
 The media hypes a fraud.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 January 17, 2006
Put A Single Entity In Charge Of Region's Transit, Road Planning
 By: Editorial
 The Everett Herald
 January 15, 2006
Shut Up, Already-Time To Get Things Done
 By: James Vesley
 The Seattle Times
 January 15, 2006
State Recommends Raising Ferry Fares
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 January 15, 2006
What's Good For Seattle?
 By: Thomas Shapley
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 January 15, 2006
What are the Scientists Really Afraid of?
 By: William Rusher
 Decatur Daily Democrat
 January 15, 2006
Government Rules Stymie Broadband Expansion
 By: Charles Ganske
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 January 13, 2006
$2.2 Million Offered For Ferry Route
 King County Executive sweetens the pot in favor of the passenger-only service to Seattle
By: Elaine Helm
 The Kitsap Sun
 January 13, 2006
Federal Judge Seeks to Define 'Creationism'
 By: Richard Ostling
 Associated Press
 January 12, 2006
Don't Worry, Be Fortunate
 By: James J. Na
 Seattle Times
 January 11, 2006
Ohio Activists Chided for Trying to Dumb Down Evolution Education and Censor Science
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 10, 2006
Intelligent Design Group Urges California High School to Change Course or Remove Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 January 10, 2006
Explaining the Unexplainable
 With intelligent design, scientists are challenging evolution and questioning the origins of humans.
By: Tony Chiorazzi
 Daily Trojan
 January 10, 2006
Roads, Ferries, Growth Most On Lawmakers' Minds
 By: Derek Sheppard
 The Kitsap Sun
 January 8, 2006
Dover In Review
 A review of Judge Jones' decision in the Dover intelligent design trial
By: John G. West
 Discovery Institute
 January 6, 2006
POF Task Force Report
 By: Parametrix, Inc.
 Joint Transportation Committee of the Washington State Legislature
 January 6, 2006
POF Task Force Financial Report
 By: Parametrix, Inc.
 Joint Transportation Committee of the Washington State Legislature
 January 6, 2006
Time Is Wasting On Viaduct Plan
 By: Editorial Board
 The Seattle Times
 January 5, 2006
IMF: The Bad Cop
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 January 5, 2006
Origins by Court Order
 Science, and not a Pennsylvania school board or a federal judge, should trace our beginnings
By: Robert Robb
 Arizona Republic
 January 4, 2006
Run Southworth Foot Ferry Privately, Adviser Suggest
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 January 4, 2006
Human Guinea Pigs?
 Ian Wilmut Wants to Experiment on the Dying with Embryonic Stem Cells
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 January 4, 2006
Eradicating European Flu
 By: Richard Rahn
 Washington Times
 January 2, 2006
Why Darwinism Survives
 By: Albert Mohler
 Crosswalk.com
 January 1, 2006
Typical Objections to Intelligent Design
 By: Bob Murphy
 Lewrockwell.com
 January 1, 2006
Michael Behe On The Theory of Irreducible Complexity
 By: Michael Behe
 Discovery Institute
 January 1, 2006
The Dover Intelligent Design Decision, Part III: Compatibility
 By: Albert Alschuler
 Albert Alschuler
 December 31, 2005
The Idea of the (Feminized) University:
 Coeds are one thing . . .
By: George Gilder
 National Review
 December 31, 2005
Another Cloning "Breakthrough"
 The World's First Phony Stem Cells
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 December 31, 2005
Paradigm Shift for the Nation on Transportation
 By: Bruce Agnew and Jessica Cantelon
 Puget Sound Business Journal
 December 30, 2005
Darwin This
 Jews clash over the intelligence of intelligent design
By: Mariah Blake
 Miami New Times
 December 29, 2005
Evolution's Thermodynamic Failure
 By: Granville Sewell
 The American Spectator
 December 28, 2005
Do Cash Incentives Alter Driving Habits?
 By: Eric Pryne
 The Seattle Times
 December 27, 2005
The High Cost Of Tolls
 By: Travis Baker
 The Kitsap Sun
 December 27, 2005
The Dover Intelligent Design Decision, Part II: Of Science and Religion
 By: Albert Alschuler
 Albert Alschuler
 December 23, 2005
Judging Darwin and God
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Seattle Times
 December 23, 2005
In Defense of Business
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 December 23, 2005
Intelligent Design Letter to New York Times
 By: Robert Crowther
 The New York Times
 December 23, 2005
It's Over in Dover, But Not For Intelligent Design
 By: John. G. West
 USA Today
 December 22, 2005
Dover Decision on Intelligent Design “Legally Irrelevant for Ohio’s Critical Analysis of Evolution Model Science Curriculum,” Says Legal Scholar
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 22, 2005
The Dover Intelligent Design Decision, Part I: Of Motive, Effect, and History
 By: Albert Alschuler
 Albert Alschuler
 December 21, 2005
Judge Jones Follows ACLU, Ignores Contrary Facts
 By: David DeWolf
 Discovery Institute
 December 21, 2005
It’s God or Darwin:
 Competing designs
By: David Klinghoffer
 National Review Online
 December 21, 2005
Stephen Meyer on Michael Medved
 By: Staff
 Michael Medved
 December 21, 2005
Dover Intelligent Design Decision Criticized as a Futile Attempt to Censor Science Education
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 20, 2005
David Klinghoffer on Michael Medved
 By: David Klinghoffer
 The Michael Medved Show
 December 19, 2005
Promises Made, but No Results
 Stem cell initiative delivers no results
By: K. Lloyd Billingsley
 LA Daily News
 December 18, 2005
As We Grapple With Highway Woes, The Feds Remain Adrift
 By: Bruce Agnew and Jessica Cantelon
 The Puget Sound Business Journal
 December 16, 2005
Appeals Panel Criticizes Evolution Ruling
 By: Ellen Barry
 Los Angeles Times
 December 16, 2005
San Francisco: Embarcadero Reborn
 By: Kristin Jackson
 The Seattle Times
 December 16, 2005
The Telecom Reform Agenda
 Rightalk Web Radio Host Brendan Steinhauser Talks with Discovery's Charles Ganske about Senator Ensign's Telecommunications Bill
By: Brendan Steinhauser and Charles Ganske
 Rightalk
 December 15, 2005
A View To A Kill
 Is Jack Kevorkian Headed To A Theater Near You?
By: Wesley J. Smith
 National Review
 December 14, 2005
A Jealous God: Science's Crusade Against Religion
 By: Pamela R. Winnick
 Discovery Institute
 December 13, 2005
Discovery Institute Urges Federal Appeals Court to Overturn Evolution Textbook Sticker Decision
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 13, 2005
Future of Conservatism: Darwin or Design?
 By: Casey Luskin
 Human Events
 December 12, 2005
What Is Intelligent Design?
 By: Casey Luskin
 Human Events
 December 12, 2005
State Transportation Director Is Kept On Job
 By: David Ammons
 The Seattle P-I
 December 12, 2005
Choosing to Weave into the Fabric of America
 By: James J. Na
 The Seattle Times
 December 12, 2005
Planning For A Future Not Dependent On Oil
 By: Kate Riley
 The Seattle Times
 December 12, 2005
Economic Literacy Test...and Advice
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 December 12, 2005
A Future Free From Gridlock, For A Price
 By: Steven Ginsberg
 The Washington Post
 December 12, 2005
Umbilical Accord
 Senate Democrats resist a stem cell solution.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 December 12, 2005
At $125 Million A Mile, It's Easy To Just Say No
 By: Editorial Board
 The Everett Herald
 December 11, 2005
Questioning Evolution
 By: Bruce Chapman
 New York Times - Letters to the Editor
 December 10, 2005
Not by chance: From bacterial propulsion systems to human DNA, evidence of intelligent design is everywhere
 By: Stephen C. Meyer
 National Post of Canada
 December 10, 2005
Faculty Protest Creation Speech
 Academic leaders fear for Samford reputation; president defends event
By: Thomas Spencer
 The Birmingham News
 December 8, 2005
County Connector Provides More Than 200 Rides Per Day Between Whatcom and Skagit Counties
 By: Maureen Camadona
 Press Release
 December 7, 2005
Academic Persecution of Scientists and Scholars Researching Intelligent Design is a Dangerous and Growing Trend
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 December 7, 2005
Proponents of Intelligent Design Fight Back Against Media Inaccuracy
 By: Francis Helguero
 The Christian Post
 December 6, 2005
Asking For Directions
 Voters were clear on Nov. 8. Now a map needs to be drawn by state transportation planners and politicians. It's a complicated route.
By: George Howland Jr.
 Seattle Weekly
 December 6, 2005
Intelligent Design -- A Scientific, Academic and Philosophical Controversy
 By: Paul M. Weyrich
 American Daily
 December 6, 2005
The Silent Bias
 How the media quietly gives cloning advocates a pass.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Weekly Standard
 December 5, 2005
Out of the Slough of Happiness
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 December 4, 2005
Resisting A Culture of Death
 By: ALICIA COLON
 The New York Sun
 December 2, 2005
Plug-in cars are stingy on gas, but may strain the power grid
 By: Bruce Agnew and Charles Ganske
 The Puget Sound Business Journal
 December 2, 2005
Another Flu in the Cuckoo's Nest?
 By: Drs. Michael A. Glueck & Robert J. Cihak
 JewishWorldReview.com
 December 2, 2005
It's Time To Put The Gas Tax To Work For Washington Drivers
 By: Rick Bender, John Stanton, and Denis Hayes
 The Seattle Times
 December 2, 2005
What's the Big Deal About Intelligent Design?
 By: Dan Peterson
 The American Spectator
 December 1, 2005
Passenger Ferry Service Celebrated
 By: Matt Pranger & Sharon Kivisto
 The San Juan Islander
 December 1, 2005
Under God or Under Darwin?
 Intelligent Design could be a bridge between civilizations.
By: Mustafa Akyol
 National Review
 December 1, 2005
Don’t Fear the Designer
 Competing philosophies and beliefs.
By: Tom Bethell
 National Review Online
 December 1, 2005
Highway Capacity and Tolling
 A Reason Foundation Presentation
By: Adrian Moore
 The Reason Foundation
 November 30, 2005
'Intelligent design': What do scientists fear?
 Show Transcript
By: Cal Thomas & Bob Beckel
 USA TODAY: Common Ground
 November 30, 2005
Friday Harbor Foot Ferry Arrives
 Three-month trial run is funded with a $196,000 federal grant
By: Aubrey Cohen
 The Bellingham Herald
 November 29, 2005
Aground: State's Passenger Ferries
 By: Editorial
 The Seattle Times
 November 29, 2005
State, B.C. Fear Negative Impact Of Passport Rule
 By: The Associated Press
 The Seattle Times
 November 29, 2005
A Push For Accountability In Olympia
 By: David Ammons
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 28, 2005
Passenger-Ferry Task Force Has More Queries Than Answers
 By: Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 November 28, 2005
Does Reason Need God?
 By: Peter A. Pagan-Aguiar, Ph.D
 National Catholic Register
 November 27, 2005
Students join debate on intelligent design
 Campus clubs set up to defend concept
By: Lisa Anderson
 Chicago Tribune
 November 25, 2005
Off The Rails
 The Skinny
By: unknown
 The Bellingham Weekly
 November 25, 2005
Passenger-Only Group Tangled Over 'Triangle'
 By: Elaine Helm
 The Kitsap Sun
 November 23, 2005
Tales of Horror Falling Mostly on Deaf Ears
 By: James J. Na
 The Seattle Times
 November 23, 2005
Good Governance
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 November 23, 2005
We Spoke As One State On I-912
 By: Thomas Shapley
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 23, 2005
Helping Out Highway 9
 With the gas tax increase safe, officials are planning how to spend the money to best ease congestion.
By: Lukas Velush
 The Everett Herald
 November 22, 2005
Fox Q13 Interviews TDP Director Hance Haney
 Seattle - The Year 2013
By: Darren Dedo
 KCPQ Fox 13 News
 November 21, 2005
Scientists Should Keep Minds Open
 By: Jay W. Richards & Guillermo Gonzalez
 Philadelphia Inquirer
 November 21, 2005
Those Defensive Darwinists
 By: Jonathan Witt
 Seattle Times
 November 21, 2005
Vienna cardinal draws lines in Intelligent Design row
 By: Tom Heneghan, Religion Editor
 Reuters
 November 21, 2005
Tired County Commuters Kept Gas Tax
 Weary of gridlock, drivers here were key to defeating initiative
By: Lukas Velush and Scott North
 The Everett Herald
 November 20, 2005
Creation is a Revelation of God’s Presence
 Text of Pope Benedict's Wednesday Address
By: Pope Benedict XVI
 National Catholic Register
 November 20, 2005
Vienna Cardinal Draws Lines in Intelligent Design Row
 By: Tom Heneghan
 Reuters
 November 20, 2005
Which Way To Go Now Without Monorail?
 By: Larry Lange
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 November 19, 2005
Leaders Must Act Now To Avoid A Severe, Regional Energy Crisis
 By: Bruce Agnew and Charles Ganske
 The Puget Sound Business Journal
 November 18, 2005
EU Threatens Innovation in Action Against Microsoft
 By: Hance Haney
 disco-tech.org
 November 16, 2005
Dori Monson Show
 Intelligent Design Debate Transcript
By: Stephen Meyer
 The Dori Monson Show
 November 16, 2005
Stephen Meyer vs. Peter Ward
 Transcript
By: The Dori Monson Show
 KIRO Radio 710
 November 16, 2005
The Future of Amtrak
 By: Ross Reynolds
 KUOW: The Conversation
 November 15, 2005
Intelligent Design: Professors discuss Teaching the Controversial Subject
 By: Xiaowei Cathy Tang
 Cornell Daily Sun
 November 15, 2005
Not Your Father's Republican Party
 Is the GOP Still the Conservative Party?
By: Adam Wolfson
 The Claremont Review of Books
 November 14, 2005
Bus Rapid Transit: The Solution To The Region's Gridlock
 By: Donald F. Padelford
 The Seattle Times
 November 13, 2005
Now For The Second Half Of The Highway Solution
 By: Editorial
 The News Tribune
 November 13, 2005
Intelligent Design Evolving into Hot Issue
 Lawmakers consider whether to mandate what is taught in public school science classes
By: Mary Beth Schneider
 Indianapolis Star
 November 13, 2005
Bad Advisers
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 November 13, 2005
The Scientific Status of Intelligent Design:
 The Methodological Equivalence of Naturalistic and Non-Naturalistic Origins Theories1
By: Stephen C. Meyer
 Science and Evidence for Design in the Universe (Ignatius Press)
 November 13, 2005
Is the World Ready for a Superboy - or a Dogboy?
 Science is heading for scary places
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Dallas Morning News
 November 13, 2005
Kittitas County Reaps Benefits
 By: Patrick Carlson
 Daily Record
 November 12, 2005
Intelligent Design and Academic Freedom
 By: Barbara Bradley Hagerty
 NPR: All Things Considered
 November 11, 2005
Gas Tax Stays, But Don't Expect Big Road Projects To Get Going Soon
 By: Andrew Garber and Susan Gilmore
 The Seattle Times
 November 10, 2005
Profile: Intelligent Design and Academic Freedom (Transcript)
 By: Barbara Bradley Haggerty
 All Things Considered (NPR)
 November 10, 2005
Tax No Longer Limbo
 By: Brad Shannon
 The Olympian
 November 10, 2005
Analysis of Kansas Definition of Science Compared to All Other State Science Definitions
 By: Jonathan Wells, Ph.D
 Discovery Institute
 November 10, 2005
ID Opens Astronomer’s Mind to Universe’s Surprises
 Guillermo Gonzalez talks about why hes an intelligent design astronomer and how that opens his mind.
By: Julia C. Keller
 Science & Theology News
 November 10, 2005
Amtrak Fires President Days After Bad Report
 Tenure Included Clashes With Bush Administration
By: Keith L. Alexander
 The Washington Post
 November 10, 2005
Setting the Record Straight about Discovery Institute's Role in the Dover School District Case
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 10, 2005
Board Fires Amtrak Chief
 By: Patrick Rucker
 DC Examiner
 November 9, 2005
Pope Echoes Arguments of Intelligent Design Advocates
 By: Stacy Meichtry and Kevin Eckstrom
 Religion News Service
 November 9, 2005
Discovery Institute Welcomes Pope's Embrace of "Intelligent Project"
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 9, 2005
Liberté and Egalité against Fraternité
 By: Alex Binz
 The Independent InstituteOlive W. Garvey Fellowship
 November 7, 2005
Kansas Becomes Fifth State to Allow Teaching of Scientific Criticism of Evolution in Public Schools
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 November 7, 2005
What I-912 Is About: Killing Road Projects
 By: Editorial
 The News Tribune
 November 6, 2005
Biohazards
 Advances in biological science raise troubling questions about what it means to be human
By: Wesley J. Smith
 San Francisco Chronicle
 November 6, 2005
The Case of Behe vs. Darwin
 By: Josh Getlin
 Los Angeles Times
 November 5, 2005
A couple of bad ideas: Legislature shouldn't design curriculum
 By: Editorial Board
 The Indianapolis Star
 November 4, 2005
Highest Federal Ranking Gives Big Boost To Light Rail Plan
 By: Jane Hadley
 The Seattle P-I
 November 4, 2005
How to Outdo Greenspan
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 November 4, 2005
GAO: Amtrak Business Practices Need Help
 By: Donna De La Cruz
 The Associated Press
 November 3, 2005
Moore's Law, Kurzweil and Telecosm Stocks
 By: George Gilder
 Forbes
 November 3, 2005
Starry Fight
 Oh heavens! A brilliant Cuban exile takes top billing in the intelligent design debate
By: Mariah Blake
 Miami New Times
 November 3, 2005
It's Constitutional But Not Smart to Teach Intelligent Design in Schools
 Schools should teach the flaws in Darwinian theory rather than plugging intelligent design
By: Casey Luskin
 Beliefnet.com
 November 1, 2005
Intelligent Design: Relevant to Science
 By: Chris Macosko
 The Minnesota Daily
 November 1, 2005
Intelligent Design Case Judge Likely To Use "Lemon Test'
 Jones to decide whether Dover has secular or religious motivation.
By: Christina Gostomski
 Allentown Morning Call
 October 31, 2005
Telecom Landscape Has Changed:
 Not Culture Of Reliance On Regulation
By: Hance Haney
 Discovery Institute
 October 31, 2005
DeForrestation
 By: Malcolm A. Kline
 Campus Report Online
 October 31, 2005
Europe vs. Europe
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 October 31, 2005
Evolution of Intelligent Design
 From prime-time television to courthouses, group gains ground in anti-Darwin effort
By: Lisa Anderson
 Chicago Tribune
 October 30, 2005
Do intelligent design disclaimers on public school books violate the Constitution?
 By: Shaunti Feldhahn
 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
 October 30, 2005
Intelligent Design Explained
 In speech at Washburn, Phillip Johnson says goal is to question evolution
By: Lindsey Geisler
 Topeka Capital-Journal
 October 29, 2005
North Commuter Trains Sought
 transportation coalition is putting together a proposal to gain Burlington Northern Santa Fe track access from Everett to Bellingham.
By: Lukas Velush
 The Everett Herald
 October 28, 2005
Viaduct: A Tunnel's The Best Choice
 By: Bruce Agnew, Tom Till and Bruce Chapman
 The Seattle Times
 October 27, 2005
American military deaths in Iraq: Context and History
 By: James J. Na
 RealClear Politics
 October 27, 2005
Citizens Have Right to Present Proposed Evolution Policy at School Board Meetings
 By: Larry Caldwell
 Quality Science Education for All
 October 26, 2005
Assisting suicides is bad law, policy
 Sacramento is considering creating an Oregon-style system to end lives
By: Wesley J. Smith
 The Orange County Register
 October 25, 2005
'Intelligent Design' Supporters Gather
 By: Ondrej Hejma
 Associated Press
 October 24, 2005
Tax Reform Timidity
 By: Richard Rahn
 The Washington Times
 October 24, 2005
By Design?
 By: Rita Braver
 CBS News Sunday Morning
 October 23, 2005
Should science classes require the teaching of Intelligent Design theory?
 By: Shaunti Feldhahn
 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
 October 23, 2005
E. Washington Gets Back More From Gas Tax Than It Pays
 By: John K. Wiley
 The Seattle P-I
 October 21, 2005
Floating Bridge Or Sinking Deathtrap?
 Evergreen Point At Heart of I-912 Debate
By: Peggy Anderson
 The King County Journal
 October 21, 2005
I-90 Project Near Snoqualmie Expected To Improve Safety
 By: Chris Mulick
 Tri-City Herald
 October 20, 2005
Darwin's Critics Are No Bigots, in Contrast to Certain Darwinists
 By: Giuseppe Sermonti
 Giuseppe Sermonti
 October 19, 2005
Intelligent Design Advocate Hits Back Against Critics
 By: Martha Raffaele
 Associated Press
 October 19, 2005
Anti-ID stance is good old intolerance again
 By: David K. DeWolf and Randall Wegner
 Philadelphia Inquirer
 October 18, 2005
Expert Witness Sees Evidence in Nature for Intelligent Design
 By: Laurie Goodstein
 The New York Times
 October 18, 2005
Biochemist argues intelligent design not same as creationism
 By: Lisa Anderson
 Chicago Tribune
 October 18, 2005
Pa. Professor Testifies Of Doubts About Darwin
 By: Michael Powell
 Washington Post
 October 18, 2005
Test Article for Transportation Wa
 A good test article
By: Chris
 Disco
 October 17, 2005
We Have To Live With Our Transit Decisions
 By: Joel Connelly
 The Seattle P-I
 October 17, 2005
Review of Creationism's Trojan Horse
 By: Jonathan Witt
 Philosophia Cristi
 October 17, 2005
Rewards of Economic Freedom
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 October 17, 2005
National Science Foundation Sued for Using Federal Tax Dollars to Promote Religion in Public Schools
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 17, 2005
Discovery Institute Tells Dover Judge Teaching About Intelligent Design is Constitutional
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 17, 2005
Wall Street Goes Wobbly:
 Animal liberationists intimidate the New York Stock Exchange.
By: Wesley J. Smith
 Weekly Standard
 October 17, 2005
Election 2005: Gas Tax Looms Large For County
 By: Kathie Durbin
 The Columbian
 October 15, 2005
Expanded Light Rail Plan Envisioned For Region
 By: Jane Hadley
 The Seattle P-I
 October 14, 2005
Amtrak to Spin Off Corridor
 Board Votes to Set Up Separate Subsidiary for High-Cost Line
By: Keith L. Alexander
 The Washington Post
 October 14, 2005
Ferry Advisory Group Comes Out Against I-912
 By: Josh Farley
 The Kitsap Sun
 October 13, 2005
City Council Against Repeal of Gas Tax
 By: Kathy Korengel
 Walla Walla Union-Bullitin
 October 13, 2005
‘ID' Doesn't Mean ‘Idiot'
 By: Wesley Stephenson
 Times-Mail News
 October 13, 2005
Talking Traffic: Congestion
 By: Jane Hadley
 The Seattle P-I
 October 12, 2005
Give Me That Old Time Evolution:
 A Response to the New Republic
By: Jonathan Wells
 Discovery Institute
 October 12, 2005
Lawsuit Alleges that Federally-Funded Evolution Website Violates Separation of Church and State by Using Religion to Promote Evolution
 By: Larry Caldwell
 Quality Science Education for All
 October 12, 2005
Brace for the U.N. Tax Man
 By: James J. Na
 Seattle Times
 October 11, 2005
Foster Critical Thinking in Schools
 By: Doug Cowan
 Seattle Post-Intelligencer
 October 10, 2005
Who is Stuck on Stupid?
 By: Richard W. Rahn
 The Washington Times
 October 10, 2005
The Ripple Effect Of A Fuel Tax Repeal
 By: Adam Wilson and Brad Shannon
 The Olympian
 October 9, 2005
Intelligent Design Offers a Competing Explanation for the Origin of Life.
 By: Brian Fahling
 Allentown Morning Call
 October 9, 2005
Voting To Repeal The State Gas Tax Would Be Foolish
 By: Editorial Board
 Skagit Valley Herald
 October 9, 2005
New Mexico Schools Could Enter Battle Over 'Intelligent Design'
 By: Martha Raffaele
 Washington Post
 October 9, 2005
UI Statement on Intelligent Design Not End of Discussion
 By: Shawn Vestal
 Spokesman Review
 October 9, 2005
Miers: The Recusal Trap
 Why the Senate should reject Harriet Miers' nomination
By: John C. Wohlstetter
 The American Spectator
 October 6, 2005
U of I President: Teach Only Evolution in Science Classes
 By: John MIller
 Associated Press
 October 6, 2005
Dover Trial Witness Plays Misleading Word Games In Effort to Redefine Intelligent Design
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 6, 2005
In Intelligent Design Trial Take Barbara Forrest’s Testimony With A “Shaker-Full” of Salt, Warns Discovery Institute
 By: Staff
 Discovery Institute
 October 5, 2005
A Kass Act:
 The chairman of the bioethics council steps down.