Time to stop yelling and start listening | Kate Riley / Times editorial columnist
The presidential election exposed deep divides in Americans. Columnist Kate Riley called up a cousin, a conservative, who reached outside his bubble.
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Kate Riley
Kate Riley is the editorial page editor, who works with The Times editorial board to develop the opinion page's positions on issues. She joined The Times' editorial page in 2002 as a writer and columnist. A graduate of Redmond High School and the University of Washington, she returned to the Seattle area after spending 17 years working at Eastern Washington newspapers where she was a reporter, editorial writer and editorial page editor. She started her career as a farm writer for the Times-owned Walla Walla Union-Bulletin (Think Walla Walla Sweet Onions and the wine industry.)
A woman’s place is in the White House | Kate Riley / Times editorial columnist
The historic aspect of the first woman running for president as a majority party’s nominee has been eclipsed by a difficult, scorched-earth race.
I have a son with autism, and I feared calling the police | Kate Riley / Editorial page editor
Washington state is a national leader in equipping officers to more effectively deal with people in crisis who are mentally ill or have other disabilities....
Election 2016 endorsements: It’s go time | Kate Riley / Editorial page editor
Voters should do their homework on candidates running for office, writes editorial page editor Kate Riley. The editorial board will be offering recommendations in state...
Why you should vote your presidential primary ballot | Kate Riley / Times editorial columnist
Columnist Kate Riley argues why Washington voters should fill out their presidential primary ballot and pay attention to whether candidates serve the people or their...