Mark Copelovitch unpacks his signature phrase.

Come feast on six tales of high fantasy, magic, and adventure. Begin with dessert. The Magic: The Gathering st...

One of We Heart Seattle’s most generous benefactors helped launch a pseudoscientific racist research network.

SDOT is weighing a plan that would fully reopen Pike Place to cars Monday through Thursday from October to March. Here why that approach is wrong and how the Market will thrive with year-round pedestrianization.

The Seattle City Council is weighing whether to strip residents of the right to appeal zoning changes. Voters should pay attention.

Corridor zoning is a style of development, in which major arterial streets are zoned for high residential and commercial density, while side streets remain zoned for low density, sometimes even for…

The Downtown Seattle Association recently released a “report” that was meant to convince us that taxes on high earners are smothering the Seattle economy. Here’s why their analysis is flat wrong.

The massive chasm between AI hype and reality is finally reaching the breaking point.

At a time when Seattle is rapidly changing, local officials ought to stand up for science and pledge to get right the most sweeping land use changes in decades.

Seattle activists trying to block growth incorrectly blame new housing for the threat to orcas, instead of the biggest culprit: cars and the sea of pavement carrying them. Paul Beard lays out how they...

As City Hall continues to roll out the biggest remaking in Seattle's history, one musician challenges the underlying science. It is the story of our time.

The Seattle Times editorial board opposes Seattle's "taller, denser, faster" growth plan, and they're mad enough about it to call The Urbanist "the builders' media mouthpiece." Here are the many thing...