Jon Talton

If Donald Trump regains the presidency, the Pacific Northwest and Seattle will face some agonizing consequences, writes columnist Jon Talton.

Even Las Vegas and Detroit want some of the action of the Puget Sound region. That's why Seattle can't take its assets for granted, columnist Jon Talton writes.

By The Seattle area has commenced on an experiment as to whether work in the office can return to a pre-pandemic normal or if remote employment is the new normal.

When Bezos purchased The Post, he promised quality journalism. In spiking an endorsement of Kamala Harris, he's put this at risk, writes Jon Talton.

The election of Donald Trump will affect trade, technology and the environment — none of it in good ways, writes columnist Jon Talton.

Boeing's new chief executive inherits a long to-do list: restoring customer confidence, employee morale and the company's historic engineering excellence.

Lack of inventory, hurdles to building permits and market failures are only some of the hurdles that Seattle and many other cities face, Jon Talton writes.

Trump intends to roll back federal environmental protections and efforts to address human-caused climate change. The price tag will be huge, Jon Talton writes.

By When I arrived here in 2007, downtown Seattle was a treasure box of urban interest: dense, human-scale streets with a variety of retailers, restaurants and inviting public spaces.

Elon Musk is considered a "shadow president" in the new administration. Jeff Bezos, his rival, has become friendly toward Donald Trump, Jon Talton writes.