Kalan Wolfe News Today

NYC crime was down in some major categories in May, but illegal motorized vehicles play a role in robberies and assaults, the NYPD reports.

Sequim City Band to play Broadway tunes

With DJs manning the custom-built sound system later tables are likely to be the first to book out

Improvisation skills, artist talks and films highlight weekend events on the North Olympic Peninsula.

Next-generation DNA sequencing offers hope but encounters resistance.

Some progressive Jews are embracing “diasporism” — reimagining their faith as one that blesses their lives in America and elsewhere.

Frequency-domain blue noise generator

A series of articles allege that some high-profile Western analysts and aides are working for the Iranian government. Are they spies? Or is someone trying to sabotage their work?

Films, plays and storytelling are among the attractions on the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend.

New York Times obituary writer Douglas Martin penned Tuesday’s front-page goodbye to conservative legend Phyllis Schlafly, who died Monday at the age of 92: “‘First Lady’ of a Movement That Steered U.S. to the Right.” The Times and other media outlets generally file glowing obituaries for liberal figures, but Schlafly, the winner of the 2015 William F. Buckley Jr. Award for Media Excellence from the Media Research Center, received a hostile farewell -- a literal “hatchet job,” wit...