Chick-fil-A just extended a tiny kindness to the last people you’d expect
Why is it so often a surprise when big brands do something decent, especially for unsung tech workers?
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Türkiye quake survivors struggle to find shelter nearly three weeks on
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How one Ukrainian company survived and thrived through a year of war
Russia’s invasion disrupted everything at Kormotech. With nimble decision-making and good fortune, sales are up, providing Ukraine with much-needed tax revenue.
Historic photos shed new light on an Indian boarding school in the Yakima Valley
Early-1900s photos shed more light on a present-day investigation into a government-run Indian boarding school that operated in Washington for nearly 60 years.
The 10 worst-paying college majors, five years after graduation
The lowest-paid major is theology, which pays $17 per hour five years after graduation.
Turkey launches investigation into 612 people after quake
Investigations have been launched against more than 600 people in relation to buildings that collapsed in Turkey’s catastrophic earthquake earlier this month, a government official said Saturday.
Nokia smartphone you can fix yourself launches as ‘right to repair’ trend gains steam
Smartphone companies are increasingly working to make phones last for longer amid pressure from regulators to make electronics devices more sustainable.
Cyber attacks on Ukraine helped better cybersecurity in U.S. – The Washington Post
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Rant and Rave: Celebrating Seattle’s downtown ferry terminal
RAVE to the new ferry terminal — it’s beautiful and gave me the first sense of pride in Seattle’s downtown infrastructure in quite a while. Here’s to hoping the rest of the waterfront projects are completed soon, because it’s an…
Where did King County’s mental health beds go?
The number of beds where people with mental illnesses in King County can live or recover has been cut in half over the last 30 years.