Posted April 10, 2026 Artemis II Clears a Path Back to the Moon Artemis II has safely splashed down after carrying astronauts around the moon and back, marking a major milestone for… Play
Posted April 3, 2026 How Silence Fuels Evangelical Power University of Mississippi sociologist Dr. Amy McDowell joins Jeff to discuss her new book, Whispers in the Pews: Evangelical… Play
Posted March 27, 2026 WA Toughens Penalties for Abusing Refs Washington is cracking down on the harassment and intimidation of referees and sports officials after Gov. Bob Ferguson signs… Play
Posted March 20, 2026 Incivility as Strategy: The Conflict Entrepreneurs of Congress A new study argues a slice of Congress is being driven less by lawmaking and more by attention, with… Play
Posted March 13, 2026 Olympia’s $878 Million Problem Washington lawmakers wrapped up the 2026 session late Thursday night, adjourning sine die after approving a supplemental budget and… Play
Posted March 6, 2026 Red States Risk Doctor Shortages, Study Finds A new University of Washington-led study finds residency applications fell in states that tightened abortion restrictions after Dobbs—an early… Play
Posted February 27, 2026 Fitzgibbon’s ‘Bad Choice’ Overshadows WA Budget Crunch It’s crunch time in Olympia, and Washington lawmakers are racing to close a multi-billion-dollar budget gap before the 60-day… Play
Posted February 20, 2026 Trump Tariffs fall as Olympia rethinks taxes In a major blow to President Trump’s economic agenda, the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down his sweeping global tariffs—ruling… Play
Posted February 13, 2026 Epstein Files, Job Jitters, and a Sheriff Showdown Another fiery hearing on Capitol Hill—this time with Attorney General Pam Bondi sparring with Democrats (and catching heat from… Play
Posted January 30, 2026 New Taxes, Old Ballots, and Olympia’s Weird Week Washington lawmakers are back at the tax-and-spend drawing board as they try to close the state’s budget hole—but even… Play
