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Legal woes that would destroy most candidates have become a defining feature of his campaign – and some say it might workThe blue suit, white shirt, red tie and American flag pin looked familiar. So did the TV cameras following every move and reporters…
The insects have been discussed endlessly on television talk shows around the country in recent days, fueling nationwide anxiety, if not alarm.
Federal authorities have started removing hazardous materials from the Maui wildfires and laying the groundwork to dispose of burnt cars, buildings and debris.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from SecurityWeek: Tens of thousands of Android devices have been shipped to end-users with backdoored firmware, according to a warning from cybersecurity vendor Human Security. As part of the global cybercriminal op…
The weeklong closure of the two-lane swing bridge also shuts down the walk-bike trail, which carries roughly 1,000 daily travelers on fair-weather days.
Politics, like society, is fracturing along fault lines — as shown when rogue GOPers ousted their own House Speaker. Could we be heading toward a multiparty system?
Seattle Public Schools is reconfiguring classrooms in 40 elementary and K-8 schools. District officials call it routine, but some parents are unhappy.
Government officials and community leaders met recently to figure out what to do about a growing asylum-seeker crisis playing out in Tukwila.
Emotions are raw on the Lummi reservation after five community members died within a week last month from fentanyl overdoses.
In this special episode of Dinner at a Movie, our critics visit a lovely little bar and a classic vintage moviehouse in Edmonds — and contemplate existence.