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To the Editor:

In the 1979 Progressive magazine case cited by Martin London, the issue of how to build a hydrogen bomb became moot because another publication published similar information and the government’s case against the magazine was dropped. No evidence shows that anyone built a…

Western Washington University’s Western Reads program will host a pair of faculty panel discussions about the societal and historical impact of the 1936 Berlin Olympics, which were designed to showcase Adolf Hitler’s master-race theory.

Local author William Dietrich will sign copies of his latest book, “The Murder of Adam and Eve,” from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 31, at the Burlington Costco, 1725 South Burlington Boulevard, Burlington.

Western Washington University’s Western Reads program and Whatcom Reads! host a showing of Leni Riefenstahl’s documentary, “Olympia,” which debuted in 1938 and broke new ground in the way sports were filmed and edited, at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 28, at Pickford Film Center, 1318 Bay St.

Politicians in Washington are preparing for Tuesday’s State of the Union.

Some polls show that most Americans would like to see the country’s elected leaders work together more. But the Clark County Republican Party isn’t so sure.

The disputed difference between a country and a nation was one of many topics Western professor Todd Donovan brought up in his speech at the Whatcom Museum about worldwide independence movements.

Donovan, a political science professor, spoke Wednesday, Jan. 14, about independence…