Barred from grocery stores by facial recognition
Facewatch, which licenses facial recognition software made by Real Networks and Amazon, is now inside nearly 400 stores across Britain.
Day: July 3, 2023
Why Open Enrollment Readiness Should Be a Year-Round Strategy
Today?s malicious actors see the healthcare industry as a target-rich environment, so getting ready for open enrollment should be a year-round process.
These Are The Weapons That The World’s Weapons Markets Will Want After The War
Kozak-2 armoured personnel carrier Ukrayinska Pravda: What Ukrainian weapons will conquer the world’s weapons markets after the war The demand for Ukrainian combat-tested military equipment may increase globally. What are the most promising p…
Mountaineer who died in North Cascades remembered as devoted father, Christian
Brian Williams, a 37-year-old mountaineer and father of three young children, died from a fall after summiting Jack Mountain in the North Cascades on June 25.
Here’s why people think Seattle will reverse course on homelessness
The homelessness crisis is clearly worse than it was three years ago for Francine, a 38-year-old woman who sleeps outside in Queen Anne or downtown. Francine became homeless in 2019 after losing visitation rights to her daughter, suffering severe…
Affirmative action ruling shows how marginalized groups are co-opted
We’re seeing increased efforts to pit one marginalized group against another to advance conservative goals, a familiar divide-and-conquer strategy, writes Naomi Ishisaka.
The story behind Seattle monorail pillars’ MLB All-Star murals
Here’s how the murals of MLB players and local baseball fans came to be, and how local community members played a part in their creation.
Flight etiquette: Don’t touch the seat in front of you
Seat kickers and tray table drummers have consistently ranked as the number-one annoyance for air travelers, but there’s a larger discussion to be had.
So many King County Metro buses are out of service, routes will be cut for months
Over 40% of the agency’s buses are routinely unavailable due to vast maintenance backlogs caused by staff shortages and supply chain issues.
Rant and Rave: Wallet found in park returned to rightful owner
RAVE to the good Samaritan who found my son’s wallet in Discovery Park and then took it to his credit union who, in turn, contacted him so he could retrieve it. Shows that there still are good and honest folks in Seattle. RANT to the customers at …