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Airline travel: expect turbulence
Posted by Ken Rosenthal - NEW - 11/21, 03:44 PM
Wall Street finds an excuse to party
Posted by Lance Dickie - NEW - 11/21, 05:31 PM
President-elect Barack Obama made the stock markets leap for joy Friday afternoon. They were desperate for good news and they found it in the rumor that New York Federal Reserve Chairman Timothy G. Geithner is the likely choice for Treasury secretary. The Dow Jones index erupted skyward 494 points in late trading.
Friday, November 21
Editorial | Legislature, governor must find $5 billion in spending cuts without raising taxes
Editorial | Applause goes to Wallace Foundation
Thursday, November 20
Editorial | Google's dominance is a growing concern
Editorial | WaMu's historic and tragic legacy
Wednesday, November 19
Editorial | The MRSA mess: a culture of resistance
Friday, November 21
Guest columnists | Port of Seattle: Don't increase tax revenues
Maybe it takes a community organizer to lead a country
Obama's assembling an impressive team
Leonard Pitts Jr. / Syndicated columnist | Rewriting the legacy of George W. Bush
Guest columnist | Use these hard times to stimulate a regional infrastructure renaissance
David S. Broder / Syndicated columnist | Vital signs for health-care reform
Froma Harrop / Syndicated columnist | Why the Democrats aren't spanking Joe Lieberman
Thursday, November 20
King County Superior Court cannot be closed
The postelection handoff: something new, something old
Wednesday, November 19
A secretary of state speaks for the president
Charting the next political stars for local and state office
King County's contract with Teamsters
Timothy Karr: White open spaces
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Lynne Varner appear at 10 a.m. Friday on the radio program Weekday, on KUOW 94.9 FM.
Seattle Times opinion columnist Lynne K. Varner offers post-election analysis alongside U.S. Rep. Jim McDermott, Sen. Majority Leader Lisa Brown, House Speaker Frank Chopp and others on Thursday at Hale's Ales in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood. The panel, part of an annual post-election event hosted by State Sen. Jeanne Kohl and moderated by KIRO-TV's Bob Branom, will begin at 6:16 p.m.
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